Research has reportedly identified a spike in cases of Takotsubo cardiomyopathy, or 'broken heart syndrome,' over the course of the coronavirus pandemic.
"But, heart disease is the leading killer of women and all ages, including teenagers, midlife women and older women. This is just a component of that major killer. So, it's really something that needs to be addressed."
The study suggested that the condition has become more common, with incidences rising since well before coronavirus swept the globe.
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