> 2) women doctors are probably far more likely to be aware of the differences in symptoms between the traditionally discussed symptoms and those that are speci

> 2) women doctors are probably far more likely to be aware of the differences in symptoms between the traditionally discussed symptoms and those that are specific to women, simply from a self-interest perspective; Meanwhile here we are on a forum of randos from the internet, and half the thread is people noting that heart attacks have different symptoms in men and women. So what's the doctor's excuse? I'm not saying this to argue with you, I mostly agree. The point is if that's the explanation, it's a pretty pitiful one.