The prevalence of the risk factors associated with cardiovascular diseases among Iranian adults: Findings of a cross-sectional study

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Cross-sectional study identifies cardiovascular disease risk factors in Iranian adults, highlighting gender disparities.

Insufficient consumption of fruits and vegetables was the most significant risk factor for cardiovascular diseases.
In the study, 6,331 participants reported varying prevalence of hypertension and diabetes, particularly in females.
Analysis involved logistic regression and Chi-square tests to evaluate cardiovascular risk across demographics and habits within the population studied in 2018 . More than half of participants showed one or more cardiovascular disease-related risk factors, indicating a need for targeted interventions, especially among women.

Saber et al. (2024) studied this question.

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Cross-sectional study identifies cardiovascular disease risk factors in Iranian adults, highlighting gender disparities.

Insufficient consumption of fruits and vegetables was the most significant risk factor for cardiovascular diseases.
In the study, 6,331 participants reported varying prevalence of hypertension and diabetes, particularly in females.
Analysis involved logistic regression and Chi-square tests to evaluate cardiovascular risk across demographics and habits within the population studied in 2018 . More than half of participants showed one or more cardiovascular disease-related risk factors, indicating a need for targeted interventions, especially among women.

Saber et al. (2024) studied this question.

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