59% of People With This Serious Heart Health Risk Don’t Even Know They Have It
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Hyperkalemia is linked to cardiac arrest and arrhythmia risk, while many people may not know their heart risk.
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Summary · from headlines6 points
- A new pill targets a heart risk most treatments ignore.
- Better blood pressure control could prevent over 518,000 annual deaths worldwide.
- Dyslipidemia cases are forecast to reach 139.2 million across 7MM in 2035; Japan’s forecast is 15.3 million.
- Some people with FI benefit from a diet, drugs and exercise plan.
- A co-care scheme may help prevent 9% of stroke and heart failure cases in the next decade.
- 59% of people with a serious heart health risk do not know they have it.
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Hyperkalemia Tied to Cardiac Arrest, Arrhythmia Risk in ED
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Medscape12 Oct · 17:54Timeline 13 reports
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