… of congestive heart failure was … heart failure developed in 142 persons. In almost every
five-year age group, from 30 to 62 years, the incidence rate was greater for men than for women. …

… Women are more likely to develop heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (HFpEF) than
men. We studied the relationship between sex and cardiovascular structure and function in …

… in the community is roughly a decade greater (21,22), and there is a much higher proportion
of women than is observed in clinical trials (23). Whereas most trials have recruited patients …

… 000 men and women per annum) before declining below 1988 levels by 2004 (lowest rate
of approximately 700 and 450 admissions per 100 000 men and women per annum). In men, …

… mortality risk in women and men hospitalized with congestive heart failure is different. …
shows that women with heart failure have a superior prognosis to that of men of comparable age, …

… to an estimated overall prevalence of approximately 9% in men and 8% in women at the age
of 80 years.1, 10 Hospitalization rates for heart failure also appear to have risen from 1972–…

… In a nationally representative sample of nearly 3 million Medicare beneficiaries, we found
a modest decline in the incidence of heart failure among both men and women from 1994 to …

… Heart failure is the leading cause of hospitalization among Medicare beneficiaries in the
USA. Patients hospitalized with HF have the highest 30-day readmission rate (~25%) of any …

… Lifetime risk of heart failure has been estimated to … heart disease in men than in women. It
is noteworthy that lifetime risk of HFpEF in men was also high and comparable to that in women…

… Furthermore, analysis of samples from patients with end-stage heart failure (HF) at the time
of left-… Clinical differences between men and women of this study warrant mention. Female …