US Study Links Sex, Race, Education, Income, and Insurance to Early-Onset
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US Study Links Sex, Race, Education, Income, and Insurance to Early-Onset CVD
A nationwide analysis of more than one million young adults in the United States has revealed striking differences in the prevalence of early-onset cardiovascular disease, with risk shaped not by a single social characteristic but by the way sex, race and ethnicity, education, income, and health insurance overlap. The study, published in BMC Public Health, […]
US Study Links Sex, Race, Education, Income, and Insurance to Early-Onset
A nationwide analysis of more than one million young adults in the United States has revealed striking differences in the prevalence of early-onset cardiovascular disease, with risk shaped not by a single social characteristic but by the way sex, race and ethnicity, education, income, and health insurance overlap. The study, published in BMC Public Health, suggests that some combinations of disadvantage are associated with dramatically higher ca…
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