this Sunday is International Women’s day: it’s time to take a good look at the female’s health. That may have been behind it, also in the Netherlands. Five q
this Sunday is International Women’s day: it’s time to take a good look at the female’s health. That may have been behind it, also in the Netherlands. Five questions to ask a professor of cardiology for women, ” Angela Maas.
“The male patient is in for a long time, the norm has been. Just think of The human body from Leonardo Leonardo Leonardo Leonardo Leonardo Da Da Da Da Da Vinci Vinci Vinci Vinci Vinci, the world-famous painting of a naked man in a circle. It is a 550-year-old, and the male body as the point of departure.”
“to their ailments, sometimes to be unusual is to be seen. There is far less research has been done. Research a long time it was mainly run by men, for men.”
“Because men are generally the subjects; they are not affected by fluctuations in the hormones. Also, animals were in five years ago, only a boy. Now it won’t let me anymore. If you only have male animals or persons are in your studies, you get to simply no funds.”
“There are women in the general practitioner or the hospital will not be taken seriously. Then there is the ‘between the ears’.” Angela Maas
“Exactly. Female sex hormones have an influence on many processes in the body, including the kidneys, the functioning of the brain, the emotions and the immune system. But a lot of the symptoms that it gives, we understand, is not very good, because there’s not a lot of research has been done.”
“There are women in the general practitioner or the hospital will not be taken seriously. Then there are the “between the ears”. Whether it is due to the transition, and it will automatically be transferred’. The result of this is that women sometimes don’t have the right to receive care.”
“Heart problems are a good example of this. That can be seen in women are often different than in men. The heart works in the same way, but the way in which the other rollers, is different. Men are becoming the major coronary arteries are close. For women, it’s often the small blood vessels that have become obsolete, and spasm is much more common (vaatkramp).”
“That’s the other complaint. But because we have been having a heart attack is often thought of an older man to his chest, grabs, we look at a portrait of a woman with pain in between the shoulder blades, or a cramp in your jaw is not always a straight to the heart. With all of the consequences for women are often a lot later, in the hospital and death and, ultimately, more to heart disease than their male counterparts.”
“we are more and more research has been done into the differences between men and women, but also to specifically female health issues. But we’re not there yet, don’t. If we are to continue to do so, may be we’ll over a hundred years, not only from the real equality between men and women. There is more research needed. As physicians, we have the complaints of women seriously, even if they don’t understand it. In addition, the issue of sex and gender as part of the training of medicine.”
“the disparity in the provision of care services that can be better. About 70 per cent of the staff are women. But at the leadership level, that is, only 25 percent of the time. In addition, women earn less than men. Empower women, creating job mobility and reward them. We need women to be in the health care sector. Moreover, it will be female health care out of their own interests higher on the agenda. These developments go hand in hand.”
Angela Maas, professor of cardiology for women, in the Radboudumc. In addition, by 2020, UN women’s representative and on the 8th of march, a delegation from The Hague is at the UN meeting in New York on behalf of women’s rights.
Date Of Update: 04 March 2020, 17:00
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