Key result
People with type 2 diabetes have an increased risk of heart failure similar to those without diabetes, regardless of cardiovascular disease presence.
Why the study?
Does Type 2 Diabetes increase the risk of heart failure in people with and without cardiovascular disease?
Does Type 2 Diabetes increase the risk of heart failure in people with and without cardiovascular disease?
Type 2 diabetes increases the risk of heart failure similarly in patients with and without baseline cardiovascular disease, highlighting the need for HF prevention strategies in all T2D patients.
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HF prevention strategies needed in all T2D patients regardless of CVD status; reinforces diabetes as independent HF risk factor.
Peoplewith T2D, compared to those without diabetes, have similar increased risk of HF, regardless of CVD prevalence. Strategiesproven to lower HF risk in T2D individuals should be prioritized for those with and without CVD.
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Panchal et al. (2023) studied this question. People with type 2 diabetes have an increased risk of heart failure similar to those without diabetes, regardless of cardiovascular disease presence.
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