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ATLANTA -- The gender gap in sudden cardiac death may not be as large as previously believed, a prospective community-based study suggests.
Women comprised 43% of the 353 sudden cardiac deaths in a large Oregon community from February 2002 through January 2003, according to data from the Oregon Sudden Unexplained Death Study.
The study used data from emergency medical services, the medical examiner, and 16 area hospitals to evaluate sudden death among the more than 660,000 residents of Multnomah County, which includes the city of Portland. The incidence of sudden cardiac death in the community was 53 per ...