Smoking is the most common risk factor for acute myocardial infarction in young adults, a demographic experiencing a growing relative number of AMIs.
May warrant enhanced smoking prevention in young adults; leaves open drivers of rising AMI proportions.
Smoking is the most common risk factor in young adults. The relative number of AMI in young patients is growing.
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