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2022 Mayo Clinic Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection (SCAD) Research Findings

The latest research findings with Drs. Sharonne Hayes and Marysia S. Tweet from the Mayo Clinic SCAD (Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection) Research Program. Many healthcare providers do not recognize chest pain in women as a SCAD (Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection) heart attack. It is misdiagnosed as anxiety attack, gastritis, and takotsubo (broken heart) syndrome. Please share this video with any woman who has had chest pain whose cause has been attributed to stress, panic attack or some other non-specific cause. At https://www.scadresearch.org/about/ are links to three flyers, one for patients, one for emergency room personnel, and one for EMTs. Consider sharing them with any healthcare professionals or emergency responders you know. 00:00 List of sponsors 00:12 Thank you from Dr. Hayes 02:11 The Latest Research 38:37 Question and Answer period 1:11:42 End #scad #scadresearch #takotsubo #panicattack #SpontaneousCoronaryArteryDissection These keywords are to help those with undiagnosed SCAD find this video in their searches. Sadly, without a correct diagnosis, this is all the information they have. - Takotsubo syndrome - broken heart syndrome - stress - panic attack - chest pain - maybe - "weren't sure" - "sent me home" - "sent her home" This presentation and reunion was on Friday, June 17th, 2022. This was organized as it has been every year to coincide with the Annual National 5K SCADaddle for Research on Saturday June 18, 2022.