… lie with addressing the social determinants of cardiovascular outcomes. Although social …
view that social factors can and do affect cardiovascular health in all. Thus, a consideration …

… In an individual considered to be at low risk of having atherosclerotic disease or vulnerable
plaques, even a maximal stress such as skydiving, mountain climbing, or major emotional …

The global burden of disease due to cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) is escalating, principally
due to a sharp rise in the developing countries which are experiencing rapid health …

… Aging, rapid urbanization, and shifting disease patterns are causing cardiovascular disease
(CVD) to become established as one of the primary diseases in the worl d[1, 2]. Worldwide, …

… Discrepancies in mortality from cardiovascular disease may be a function of the demographic
structure of rural communities (ie, a greater proportion of older adults) and of lifestyle …

… Consequently, especially among the poor, rates of cardiovascular disease are already rising
precipitously in India, where the projected number of people with diabetes will approach 60 …

… Definition of vulnerable populations Vulnerable populations were defined as social groups
with an … We included ethnic minorities as vulnerable populations, along with those of low …

… Prevention of morbidity and death from cardiovascular diseases must start in the young. …
cardiovascular diseases among postmeno-pausal women entering the coronary heart disease-…

… Given our mission to increase access to preventive care in socially vulnerable populations,
we further implemented a data‐driven strategy to optimize the targeting of geographic …

… pre-existing cardiovascular disease (CVD) and CV risk factors enhance vulnerability to
COVID-19. Further, COVID-19 can worsen underlying CVD and even precipitate de novo cardiac …