In the new study, the scientists were interested in risk factors for arrhythmia. They have developed a new fluorescence imaging method that allows them to detect the mouse heart’s response to hormones in real time.
It turned out that after the release of norepinephrine in women, certain parts of the heart muscle returned to normal faster than in men. This may temporarily indicate a lower predisposition of women to the development of cardiac arrhythmias.
Source: Ferra
