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New research indicates that 15 million Americans are at an increased risk for heart failure, with 4.3 million unrecognized by other heart disease assessments. This study underscores the necessity of targeted preventive measures like controlling hypertension and managing weight. A new cross-sectional study used the Predicting Risk of Cardiovascular Disease EVENTs (PREVENT) equations to assess …
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Millions of Americans Are Unknowingly at High Risk for Heart Failure
American College of Physicians
07:21
New research indicates that 15 million Americans are at an increased risk for heart failure, with 4.3 million unrecognized by other heart disease assessments. This study underscores the necessity of targeted preventive measures like controlling hypertension and managing weight. A new cross-sectional study used the Predicting Risk of Cardiovascular Disease EVENTs (PREVENT) equations to assess
