Andrew Huberman· PhD
you're more even with the diagnosis of breast cancer the most likely thing a woman is going to die from is cardiovascular disease a heart attack or a stroke
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you're more even with the diagnosis of breast cancer the most likely thing a woman is going to die from is cardiovascular disease a heart attack or a stroke
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in every decade of a woman's life the incidence of death from heart disease is greater than the incidence of death
Starting at the age of 25 going up in five-year increments with a ten-year forward look 3.5 X 3.5 times more likely to die of heart disease
when you do the math on aggregate across lifetime it's seven X difference in favor of cardiovascular disease over breast cancer
heart disease kills more women than the next 16 causes of death including all forms of cancer AIDS and accidents
overall I'm focused on women's health so cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in women you know women more often fear breast cancer which is a terrible disease