[Gender discrepancy: time to implement gender-based clinical management].

• DOI: 10.1714/4187.41763
• Publication Date: 2024-02-01
• Authors: Fabiana Lucà; Daniela Pavan; Michele Massimo G...; Maria Teresa Manes; Maurizio Giuseppe...; Filippo Benedetto; Irma Bisceglia; Silvana Brigido; Pasquale Caldarola; Raimondo Calvanese; Maria Laura Canale; Giorgio Caretta; Roberto Ceravolo; Alaide Chieffo; Cristina Chimenti; Stefano Cornara; Ada Cutolo; Stefania Angela D...; Irene Di Matteo; Concetta Di Nora; Francesco Fattirolli; Silvia Favilli; Giuseppina Maura ...; Sandro Gelsomino; Giovanna Geraci; Simona Giubilato; Nadia Ingianni; Alfonso Iorio; Francesca Lanni; Andrea Montalto; Federico Nardi; Alessandro Navazio; Martina Nesti; Iris Parrini; Annarita Pilleri; Andrea Pozzi; Carmelo Massimili...; Carmine Riccio; Roberta Rossini; Pietro Scicchitano; Serafina Valente; Giuseppe Zuccalà; Domenico Gabrielli; Massimo Grimaldi; Furio Colivicchi; Fabrizio Oliva
• Keywords: Time management

It is well established that gender strongly influences cardiovascular risk factors, playing a crucial role in prevention, clinical pathways, diagnostic approach and treatment. Beyond the sex, which biological factor, entails socio-cultural condition impacts access quality of care due to structural institutional barriers. However, despite its great importance, this issue has not been adequately covered. Indeed sex differences scarcely impact approach, creating lot disparities outcomes patients. Therefore, it becomes essential increase awareness importance on diseases. Moreover, new strategies for reducing should be developed. Importantly, these taken into account guideline recommendations. In regard, include greater number women trials, since they are currently underrepresented. Furthermore, more involved as member international boards order develop recommendations guidelines with attention important topic.The aim ANMCO position paper shed light concerning many drugs encourage personalized therapeutic approach.