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A global review found women with the same health conditions as men are less likely to be offered active treatments, such as surgery or interventions, across various fields including cardiology, nephrology, and neurological care. The analysis of 38 studies revealed that women frequently receive less aggressive treatments like medication instead of surgical options, with no evidence suggesting differing clinical needs justify this disparity. The findings raise concerns about gender bias in medical decision-making and treatment provision.
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