What do Heart Attacks in Women look like? Common Warning Signs That Are Often Dismissed with Carolyn Thomas FP5 Ep 7

In this interview, Carolyn Thomas tells her story of how she was initially misdiagnosed by emergency physicians, and only 2 weeks later, told she was indeed having a heart attack. Carolyn brings us not only her personal experience, but also a wealth of information surrounding the latest research on how heart attack risk factors and presentations in women many times go unrecognized and can even lead to patients being under-treated post-Heart Attack. Full interview on the Friendly Pharmacy 5 Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/FriendlyPharmacy5 *Collaborations? Please reach out: [email protected] Lindsay Dixon is a Registered Pharmacist residing in Canada. She obtained her Bachelors of Science degree in Brazil where she specialized in the area of Pharmacotherapy. With over 13 years of experience working in community pharmacy and in community pharmacy management, her passion lies in the areas of preventative medicine, patient-centred care, and public health education.   Lindsay was the recipient of the Ben Gant Practice Innovation award from the BC Pharmacy Association in 2021 and was most recently selected by Pharmacy Practice & Business Magazine as the recipient of the Raise Your Voice Award in 2022.  Lindsay is also certified in Palliative Care through the University of Victoria.  *Please consider supporting the Friendly Pharmacy 5 channel - your support allows me to improve the content quality and create more content for viewers like you! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/LindsayDixon WEBSITE: www.friendlypharmacy5.com MEDIA CONTACT: [email protected] FOLLOW ON SOCIAL MEDIA: https://www.facebook.com/FriendlyPharmacy5 https://www.instagram.com/friendlypharmacy5/?hl=en https://twitter.com/LindsayDixonFP5 #HeartAttackSurvivor #Misdiagnosis #HeartAttackAwareness #WomensHeartHealth #EmergencyMedicine #CardiovascularHealth #HeartAttackRiskFactors #Underdiagnosis #PatientAdvocacy #HeartDiseaseAwareness #CardiacHealth #HeartAttackPrevention #MedicalMisunderstanding #HeartAttackInWomen #HealthcareAwareness #HeartAttackTreatment #WomenAndHeartHealth #PatientExperience #HeartHealthPodcast