The Beginning of Women’s Heart Health: Guidelines, Epidemiology, and Long-Term Impact
EMJ Podcast: Insights For Healthcare Professionals
Release Date: 05/07/2026
EMJ Podcast: Insights For Healthcare Professionals
In the final episode, Nanette K. Wenger discusses the ongoing challenges in awareness and access to cardiovascular care for women. From public health campaigns to mentorship and community initiatives, discover what’s needed to close the gap. Timestamps: 1:02 – Barriers in care 2:54 – Future directions 6:11 – Atlanta Women’s Network
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In Part 2, Nanette K. Wenger examines how underrepresentation in research shaped cardiovascular epidemiology in women. Learn about the impact of key guideline developments, and where critical data gaps remain. Timestamps: 1:09 – Historical underrepresentation 5:05 – Evidence gaps
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Nanette K. Wenger joins host Saranya Ravindran to reflect on her pioneering work in women’s cardiovascular health. From challenging early misconceptions to advocating for inclusion in research, this episode explores how the field began to shift. Timestamps: 0:58 – Nanette's inspiration 5:21 – Dismantling misconceptions 8:12 – Research obstacles 14:20 – Risk factors
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In this rapid-fire episode, Nanette K. Wenger answers key questions on women’s heart health - from prevention and lifestyle to mentorship, research gaps, and the future of cardiology. A concise, expert-led overview of the field.
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Gupta examines disparities in food allergy and asthma outcomes, highlighting barriers to care and the role of policy, research, and innovation in improving health equity. Timestamps: 01:00 – Racial and socioeconomic barriers 03:37 – Collaborations to reduce disparities 05:05 – Emerging therapies 10:08 – Future care
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info_outlineIn Part 2, Nanette K. Wenger examines how underrepresentation in research shaped cardiovascular epidemiology in women. Learn about the impact of key guideline developments, and where critical data gaps remain.
Timestamps:
1:09 – Historical underrepresentation
5:05 – Evidence gaps