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... PA1©Copyright2012HealthGrades,Inc.Allrightsreserved.Healthgrades2012TrendsinWomen’sHealthin American HospitalsThe2012HealthgradesTrendsinWomen’sHealthin American HospitalsreportevaluatesthequalityofcareforwomenatU.S.hospitals.Eachyear,Healthgradesevaluatesgender‐specificoutcomesconcerningwomenforcardiovascularcare,boneandjointhealth,maternitycare,andgynecologicsurgery.Womenpresentauniquetreatmentchallengeforthehealthcaresysteminalloftheseareas,whichspanthespectrumofcarethroughoutawomen’slifetime.Womenoftenpresentwithheartconditionsatanolderagethanmenandmaypresentwithnohistoryofthedisease.Inaddition,womenmayhavelessspecificsymptoms ... Amongheartattackpatientsreceivinganintervention,themortalityrateforwomenwas29.1%higherthanformen.HeartDiseaseIsthe#1KillerofWomenAccordingtothe American HeartAssociation,nearlytwiceasmanywomenintheUnitedStatesdieofheartdisease,stroke,andothercardiovasculardiseasesasfromallformsofcancer,includingbreastcancer.1However,only54%ofwomenareawarethatcardiovasculardiseaseistheleadingcauseofdeathamongwomen.5Knowingthatheartdiseaseistheleadingcauseofdeathamongwomen,womenneedtobecomeproactiveaboutpreventingheartdiseaseandunderstandingthesymptomsofaheartattack.Earlyrecognitionofaheartattackenableswomentotakeimmediateaction.Unfortunately,women’sheartattacksymptomsareeasilyconfusedformanyotherconditions–bothbywomenwhomayignoresymptomsandbythemedicalteamtreatingthem.KnowtheSymptomsSymptomsofheartdiseaseandheartattackinwomenoftendonotpresentintraditionalways,addingtothedifficultyofearlyrecognition.Womenmaynothavetheclassic“crushingchestpain”orpainradiatingtothearm.Infact,mostwomensufferingfromaheartattackhavenochestpain.Theirsymptomsaremoresubtle,suchasshortnessofbreathorpalpitations.Awomansufferingfromaheartattackmaycomplainofnotfeelingwellbutmaydisregardthesensationasfatigueorstress.Manywomenexperienceatypicalsymptomspriortoaheartattack,soitisimportanttoknowthatthesymptomsofaheartattackmaynotbeasobviousinwomencomparedtomen.Womenshouldseekpromptmedicalcareiftheyhaveunusualorunexplainedsymptoms.6Thesymptomsofaheartattackarelistedtotheright.Despitethefactthat57.9%ofwomenwhohadaheartattackexperiencedshortnessofbreath,6a2010 American HeartAssociationstudyfoundthatonly29%ofwomensurveyedidentifiedshortnessofbreathasaheartattackwarningsign.5Similarly,while39.4%ofwomenexperiencedindigestionpriortotheirheartattack,6only15%ofwomensurveyedsitednauseaasawarningsign.5KnowYourRiskofCardiovascularDiseaseMajorriskfactorsforcardiovasculardiseasethatcanbeinfluencedbylifestylechoicesinclude: ... Amongheartattackpatientsreceivinganintervention,themortalityrateforwomenwas29.1%higherthanformen.HeartDiseaseIsthe#1KillerofWomenAccordingtothe American HeartAssociation,nearlytwiceasmanywomenintheUnitedStatesdieofheartdisease,stroke,andothercardiovasculardiseasesasfromallformsofcancer,includingbreastcancer.1However,only54%ofwomenareawarethatcardiovasculardiseaseistheleadingcauseofdeathamongwomen.5Knowingthatheartdiseaseistheleadingcauseofdeathamongwomen,womenneedtobecomeproactiveaboutpreventingheartdiseaseandunderstandingthesymptomsofaheartattack.Earlyrecognitionofaheartattackenableswomentotakeimmediateaction.Unfortunately,women’sheartattacksymptomsareeasilyconfusedformanyotherconditions–bothbywomenwhomayignoresymptomsandbythemedicalteamtreatingthem.KnowtheSymptomsSymptomsofheartdiseaseandheartattackinwomenoftendonotpresentintraditionalways,addingtothedifficultyofearlyrecognition.Womenmaynothavetheclassic“crushingchestpain”orpainradiatingtothearm.Infact,mostwomensufferingfromaheartattackhavenochestpain.Theirsymptomsaremoresubtle,suchasshortnessofbreathorpalpitations.Awomansufferingfromaheartattackmaycomplainofnotfeelingwellbutmaydisregardthesensationasfatigueorstress.Manywomenexperienceatypicalsymptomspriortoaheartattack,soitisimportanttoknowthatthesymptomsofaheartattackmaynotbeasobviousinwomencomparedtomen.Womenshouldseekpromptmedicalcareiftheyhaveunusualorunexplainedsymptoms.6Thesymptomsofaheartattackarelistedtotheright.Despitethefactthat57.9%ofwomenwhohadaheartattackexperiencedshortnessofbreath,6a2010 American HeartAssociationstudyfoundthatonly29%ofwomensurveyedidentifiedshortnessofbreathasaheartattackwarningsign.5Similarly,while39.4%ofwomenexperiencedindigestionpriortotheirheartattack,6only15%ofwomensurveyedsitednauseaasawarningsign.5KnowYourRiskofCardiovascularDiseaseMajorriskfactorsforcardiovasculardiseasethatcanbeinfluencedbylifestylechoicesinclude:...

... the American BlacksWe, the American HispanicsWe, the American AsiansWe, the American Pacific IslandersWe, the First AmericansWe, the Americans:  Our HomesWe, the American ... HomesWe, the American Foreign BornWe, the American WomenWe, the American ChildrenWe, the Americans:  Our EducationWe, the AmericansFor additional information, please ... million elderly in theUnited States.  About 1 in 25 Americanswere elderly.There were about 122,000 oldestĆold Americans(persons 85 years old and over) in 1900, only...

... in American Adults4PrevalencePrevalence, the percentage of the population with a history of cancer, is afunction of both new cases of cancer and the survivability of cancer. Over 5%of American ... number of American adults with ahistory of cancer is greatest for breast cancer, followed by prostate cancer,colorectal cancer, cervical cancer, and melanoma.The Burden of Cancer in American ... women.05 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45PFIZER FACTSThe Burden of Cancer in American AdultspThe Burden of Cancer in American Adults14Older men and women with cancer history are less likely...

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... having not unlike laws and institutions.The multiplication of American reports makes judicial precedents of decreasing value to the American lawyer.English cases are cited as authority far less ... to separate English from American jurisprudence. Our written Constitutions haveperpetuated here ideas of government and property which England does not recognize. Hence American precedents are ... also.[Footnote: Steiner, "Maryland's First Courts,"Reports of American Historical Association for 1901, 211; Osgood, "The American Colonies in theSeventeenth Century," I, Chap. II;...

... "Hallelujah" of the 195Cremation, Antiquity of 143 , Bonaks 144 furnace 149 , Indians of Clear Lake 147 , Indians ofSouthern Utah 149 mound, Florida 148, 149 , Nishinams 144 , Partial 150, ... 99, 100 , Coyotero Apaches 111, 112 , Creeksand Seminoles 95, 96 , Indians of Taos 101, 102 , Mohawks 93 , Otoe and Missouri Indians. 96, 97,98 , Pimas 98, 99 , Wah-peton and Sisseton Sioux 107-110 ... officiates for the yearly rents that all the Indians of the pueblo pay him, whichamount in the sum total to about $2,000 per annum.These Pueblo Indians are very strict in their mourning observance,...