Premature coronary artery disease in women: sex-specific risk factors, pathogenetic mechanisms and clinical implications

Key Result

Female premature coronary artery disease is influenced by traditional metabolic risk factors, sex-specific factors, and genetic predispositions, highlighting the need for sex-specific biomarkers.

Key Points

• The aim is to identify sex-specific risk factors and mechanisms involved in premature coronary artery disease in women.
• Reviewed existing literature on risk factors for female coronary artery disease.
• Analyzed the role of metabolic and genetic factors in disease development.
• Emphasized the importance of biomarkers and multi-omics approaches.
• Identified unique risk factors impacting the onset of coronary artery disease in women.
• Highlighted the role of sex-specific biomarkers in enhancing disease detection.
• Suggested that tailored treatment approaches could improve health outcomes for women.