Why the study?
Improvements in CVD rates among young adults have been offset by disparities and persistent risk factors, yet few trials have evaluated CVD prevention and treatment in individuals under 40 years old.
This NHLBI working group report outlines critical research gaps and opportunities for preventing and treating cardiovascular disease in young adults aged 18 to 39.
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Should not yet change practice in young adults; leaves open optimal prevention strategies for targeted trials.
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