Femeile primesc tratamente mai puțin invazive decât bărbații deși au aceleași afecțiuni. Care este motivul

A recent study reveals that women are less likely than men to receive invasive treatments despite having similar medical conditions. Researchers from the University of St Andrews found significant gender disparities in medical care, particularly in cardiology and surgery. Women with heart issues were more often treated conservatively, while men were more likely to receive advanced interventions. The reasons for these differences remain unclear, but researchers emphasize the need for equitable healthcare practices. They call for further studies to determine if these trends reflect legitimate clinical variations or broader inequalities.