Do healthy lifestyle behaviors reduce cardiovascular mortality in Japanese men and women?
Adherence to healthy lifestyle behaviors is associated with a substantial reduction in cardiovascular mortality among Japanese adults.
Mortality from stroke, CHD, and CVD in the highest healthy lifestyle score category was one-third in men and one-fourth in women of those in the lowest scores, suggesting that a large fraction of CVD could be prevented through lifestyle modification.
Eguchi et al. (Wed,) studied this question.