Death rates linked to obesity-related heart disease are up, especially among men
For all men, the rate jumped from 2.1 deaths per 100,000 people in 1999 to 7.2 in 2020 – a 243% increase. For men ages 55 to ...
Study: Deaths from cardiovascular disease surge among adults 25-64 in rural areas
Deaths from cardiovascular disease have surged among adults ages 25 to 64 living in rural areas, a new study shows.
8 Factors That Can Raise Your Heart Disease Risk
Doctors are thinking differently about what drives cardiovascular issues. It’s no longer just about blood pressure and ...
Primary care professionals key to helping people achieve and maintain heart health, say researchers
Primary care clinicians and practices are uniquely positioned to help people achieve optimal cardiovascular health through ...
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Study: Constipation Might Raise the Risk of Cardiac Events Like Heart Attacks
New research links constipation with increased heart risks, especially in people with high blood pressure. Experts interpret ...
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Genetic links between osteoarthritis and cardiovascular disease reveal hidden common risks
Shared genetic factors may drive both osteoarthritis and cardiovascular disease, suggesting a common genetic basis that ...
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Heart disease before 40 and the risk factors young people are ignoring
Recent trends show heart disease increasingly affecting younger populations, challenging traditional assumptions about age ...
Can diabetes, kidney stone risk heart attack soon?
People with chronic kidney disease (CKD), Type 2 diabetes, or both were predicted to have elevated cardiovascular disease ...
Heart deaths related to obesity almost triple in U.S. over last two decades
Lives lost to obesity-related heart disease have nearly tripled over the past twenty years, a new study reports.
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Early Deaths From Heart Disease Rising in Rural U.S.
More people in rural America are dying from heart disease, a new study says.Heart disease deaths increased among 25- ...
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MESA heart disease risk score worked well with or without race included
to account for the statistically higher risk of heart disease among people of certain racial and ethnic groups. However, race is not a biological factor and using it to predict risk may lead to ...