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Compassionate Care You Deserve
Heart disease is the leading killer of women, causing one in three deaths each year—more than all cancers combined. That's a third of our mothers, sisters, friends, coworkers, and more.Unfortunately, although heart disease kills more women than men every year, the treatment of women's heart disease has primarily been based on medical research performed on men. We're here to change that.
The Helaine Greenberg Women's Heart Center at Renown Health is the only center of its kind that offers advanced specialized heart care for women in northern Nevada.
We specialize in treating three significant cardiac conditions in women:
- High-risk pregnancy
- Brest cancer
- Heart attacks
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Meet Cardiologist Dr. Atwal
Dr. Danish Atwal leads the Helaine Greenberg Women's Heart Center, focusing on women-specific treatments, therapies and education.![Helaine Greenberg Women’s Heart Center at Renown Health]()
Women's Heart Center Location
Find us within the Heart & Vascular Institute at Renown Regional Medical Center.Contact Info & Directions About Women's Heart Center Location
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A Generous Gift
Helaine Greenberg is a local philanthropist with a passion for helping to improve and strengthen women's healthcare.
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