Gender-Related Differences in Cardiovascular Disease Include

Gender-related differences in cardiovascular disease include

A) men dying at younger ages than women.
B) an equal rate of death from cardiovascular disease until age 45, when men's death rate begins to exceed women's.
C) a higher rate of death due to cardiovascular disease for women than men.
D) no differences for high-income countries, such as the U.S., but large differences for middle- and low-income countries, with women showing a survival advantage.