What are the findings regarding heart attacks and gender?
a. Men are more likely to suffer heart attacks.
b. More women than men die each year from heart disease.
c. Among those who survive a heart attack, more women die in the next year compared with men.
d. all of the above
e. none of the above
Question 2
Sociologist James Coleman argues that cut adolescents off from the rest of society and forced them to spend the majority of the day with their own age group.
a. the historical shift in job training (from the family to the school)
b. the emergence of a consumer-oriented society
c. the breakdown of the family
d. the widespread use of the automobile
The Coronary Arteries and Major Veins of the Heart (Anterior and Inferior Views)
Normal conduction pathway in the heart
Nurising history for heart assessment
Median Annual Earnings of Full-Time Workers, by Gender, 1960–2010
Desmosomes and gap junctions, as shown in heart muscle: Gap junctions
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