Key result
A survey of 298 urban American Indians and Alaska Natives revealed they recognized approximately half of heart attack and stroke symptoms, significantly less than reported in national studies.
Cross-Sectional (n=298)
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Urban American Indians and Alaska Natives demonstrate significant gaps in recognizing heart attack and stroke symptoms, highlighting a need for targeted educational interventions.
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Indicates lower symptom awareness than national averages; leaves open whether education reduces disparities in this group.
Brega et al. (2011) conducted a cross-sectional in Cardiovascular disease (n=298). Survey was evaluated on CVD-related knowledge, behavior, and risk. A survey of 298 urban American Indians and Alaska Natives revealed they recognized approximately half of heart attack and stroke symptoms, significantly less than reported in national studies.
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