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October 17 2026-The Wealthy Barber is Retiring & Bridging the Gender Gap When It Comes to Heart Disease

October 17 2026-The Wealthy Barber is Retiring & Bridging the Gender Gap When It Comes to Heart Disease

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Many Zoomers built retirement nest eggs based on advice from “The Wealthy Barber” - the iconic bestselling book that came out in 1989. Last year, author David Chilton updated it for a new generation. This year, he is getting ready to retire earlier than he originally planned. Many Baby Boomers in the same stage of life are looking at the same set of choices. I asked David Chilton for some parting advice in an exit interview. And It takes a long time for new medical evidence to bring a change in practice and that is finally happening for women with heart disease. For years, doctors have largely relied on research and testing standards developed using data that came mostly from men. And that’s why women have a higher risk of dying after a heart attack - Now, a task force made up of four international cardiac societies, aims to bridge the gender gap by changing the guidelines for interpreting an important marker of heart disease called troponin. I spoke with Dr. Beth Abramson, Cardiologist at St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto.
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