What Stacey E. Rosen has said about Sex bias in medical research
2 quotes · 1 episode · Oct 6, 2026
Stacey E. Rosen, Cardiologist, executive director of Northwell Health's Katz Institute for Women's Health and immediate past volunteer president of the American Heart Association, has been quoted on Sex bias in medical research 2 times in 1 episode of Next Question with Katie Couric, most recently on October 6, 2026. Each quote below is verbatim and links to the moment it was said.
In their words
Rosen said heart disease was historically viewed as a man's illness, so men were studied and treated while women's symptoms were minimized.
“We thought this was a man's illness. We studied men. We treated men. We even thought women didn't get the disease, so we minimized their symptoms”
Next Question with Katie Couric: The Art Of Aging: The Heart Of The Matter (Oct 6, 2026) · Listen from 3:27
Rosen argued that women were excluded from early research partly because researchers doubted their ability to consent and equated women's health with reproduction.
“We didn't think they could give consent appropriately. We thought that women's health was just entirely related to reproductive health. And so we excluded them”
Next Question with Katie Couric: The Art Of Aging: The Heart Of The Matter (Oct 6, 2026) · Listen from 6:02
Episodes
The Art Of Aging: The Heart Of The MatterNext Question with Katie Couric · Oct 6, 2026 · 1 h 8 min
Katie Couric and cardiologist Stacey Rosen discuss heart disease in women, from research bias and symptoms to life-stage risks, cholesterol, testing and prevention.
Stacey E. Rosen on other topics
- Heart attack symptoms · 3 quotes
- Life's Essential 8 · 2 quotes
- Aging · 1 quote
- Cardiovascular disease in women · 1 quote
- Coronary artery calcium score · 1 quote
- PREVENT risk calculator · 1 quote
- Statins · 1 quote
- GLP-1 receptor agonists · 1 quote