Hypertension in Women: National Academic Resource for Cardiology and Women's Health Practitioners | Life-Course Approach from Adolescence to Menopause with Cardio-Renal-Metabolic Insights

Hypertension in Women, 1/E is a comprehensive national academic resource addressing sex-specific differences in the epidemiology, pathophysiology, diagnosis, and treatment of hypertension. Edited by two senior interventional cardiologists and produced under the WINCARS (Women In Cardiology And Related Sciences) initiative, this 23-chapter reference brings together contemporary evidence, life-course perspectives, and practical clinical insight for equitable, precision-based cardiovascular care. Structured across the entire female life course - from adolescence and the reproductive years through menopause and older age - the book gives dedicated focus to hypertensive disorders of pregnancy, including gestational hypertension and preeclampsia, and their long-term cardiovascular consequences. Who This Book Is For: Cardiologists: sex-specific epidemiology, pathophysiology, and precision-care strategies for hypertension in women. Obstetricians: dedicated chapters on gestational hypertension, preeclampsia, and their long-term cardiovascular risk. Nephrologists: cardio-renal-metabolic content covering hypertension in chronic kidney disease, salt sensitivity, and resistant hypertension. Physicians and Cardiology Postgraduate Trainees: a structured academic reference for screening, risk stratification, and guideline-based management. Why This Book Helps: Closes a sex-specific evidence gap: treats women's cardiovascular differences as foundational, not optional, across every stage of care. Follows the whole female life course: tracks women-specific risk factors from adolescence through menopause and older age. Addresses pregnancy-specific risk: dedicated coverage of gestational hypertension and preeclampsia with long-term cardiovascular follow-up guidance. Connects renal and cardiovascular care: integrates the cardio-renal-metabolic perspective, including resistant hypertension and renal denervation. Sharpens diagnostic precision: covers ambulatory BP monitoring, BP variability, chronobiology, and early detection of secondary hypertension. Key Features: 23 chapters spanning epidemiology, pathophysiology, pregnancy-related hypertension, pharmacology, resistant hypertension, and prevention Dedicated chapters on hypertensive disorders of pregnancy and long-term cardiovascular risk Covers emerging therapies including renal denervation for resistant hypertension Advanced diagnostics: ambulatory BP monitoring, BP variability, and chronobiology Produced under the WINCARS (Women In Cardiology And Related Sciences) initiative with evidence from major clinical trials and international guidelines

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