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More men than women have aortic aneurysms primarily due to biological and lifestyle factors. Men generally have higher rates of hypertension, smoking, and other cardiovascular risk factors that contribute to the development of aneurysms. Additionally, hormonal differences, such as the protective effects of estrogen in women, may play a role in reducing the incidence of aortic aneurysms among females. Age and genetic predispositions also contribute to the disparity.

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