Heart Rate Variability Emerges as Key Survival Predictor in Women with Heart Disease

A new study identifies heart rate variability as a measurable indicator linked to long-term survival outcomes in women with ischemic heart disease. The finding could reshape how cardiologists stratify risk and monitor female patients, potentially improving treatment protocols and reducing preventable deaths in a population historically underserved by cardiac research.

Originaltitel: Long-term Survival and Heart Rate Variability in Women with Ischemic Heart Disease