Key result
Evolving environmental and public health cardiovascular risk factors are linked to accelerating mortality.
Why the study?
The multifactorial emergence of the association between mortality and salient cardiovascular disease risk factors is not clearly elucidated, and understanding aggregated impacts of environmental and public health alterations is crucial.
This review highlights the accelerating association between cardiovascular mortality and evolving environmental and public health risk factors globally.
Cardiovascular disease is a leading etiology of mortality globally: The multifactorial emergence of the association between mortality and salient risk factors of cardiovascular disease is not clearly elucidated. Diverse countries and geographical regions have been monitoring and evaluating mortality and risk factors associated with cardiovascular disease as the levels and trajectories undergo continuous changes with environmental and public health concerns. Understanding the aggregated impacts of these alterations is crucial in taking precautionary measures in counteracting and managing cardiovascular disease. Empirical findings strongly indicate that the association between mortality and major evolving risk factors or determinants of cardiovascular disease is accelerating as both environmental and public health challenges. The author presents a dynamic overview of the extant features of the ecological analysis of cardiovascular disease.
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Chrysanthus Chukwuma (2024) conducted a review in Cardiovascular disease. Ecological analyses indicate that the association between mortality and major evolving risk factors of cardiovascular disease is accelerating as both environmental and public health challenges.
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