A study by MedUni Vienna highlighted gender-specific differences in diagnosing systolic heart failure in patients with type 2 diabetes (T2D), revealing that current methods are less reliable for women. Analyzing data from 2083 T2D patients, the study found that women are more prone to heart failure but often show fewer symptoms despite having significant NT-proBNP markers. This discrepancy suggests the need for gender-specific guidelines to improve diagnosis and care for female T2D patients.
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