Abstract
Significance: Heart disease is the number one cause of death for women and they exhibit more risk factors then men. Their MI symptoms are different from men. This along with the lack of awareness about these differences means that they are less likely to recognize MI symptoms and to seek treatment. There are no instruments that test a general female population on women’s knowledge of female MI symptoms and risk factors and of women’s intent to change cardiac risk behaviors. The CNS can influence women’s cardiac health globally.
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