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Doctors highlight how subtle symptoms put women at higher risk for missed heart attacks

A Baylor Scott & White cardiothoracic surgeon explains that women often experience quieter, less classic heart‑attack symptoms—like nausea, fatigue, shortness of breath, or back pain — which leads to delayed diagnosis. Many women also downplay these signs, making awareness and early action critical.
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