Almost 90% Of Heart Disease Deaths Linked To Preventable Factors, Study Finds

Heart Attack Deaths Have Fallen Dramatically Over 33 Years: A New Study Pinpoints Exactly What Worked

A JAMA Cardiology 33-year analysis found modifiable risk factors drove a dramatic decline in U.S. heart attack deaths. But BMI and blood sugar-related deaths are increasing.

Almost 90% Of Heart Disease Deaths Linked To Preventable Factors, Study Finds

Managing modifiable risk factors drastically lowered heart disease deaths, yet rising obesity and blood sugar pose growing threats.

3 modifiable factors account for most death cases - Health Care Today

As of 2021, more than 254 million people globally were living with ischemic heart disease. Previous studies show there are several modifiable risk factors for coronary artery disease. A new study found that over the last 33 years, these modifiable risk factors have helped to prevent deaths caused by ischemic heart disease. Scientists also report that certain modifiable risk factors are attributable to the majority of ischemic heart disease death…