It is a fact that it's becoming increasingly more dangerous to be a woman in America. More than 76 % of adults in the United States, 194 million people, live with at least one chronic illness and women experience chronic conditions at higher rates than men do. Heart disease, cancer, and stroke are the top leading causes of death for women nationwide. Now, medical advances have made it possible to manage and treat many of these conditions, preventing them from becoming fatal, but they still remain chronic. N ...