Key result
Accessible primary care and strong doctor-patient relationships remain essential for managing evolving CVD risk factors.
Why the study?
Views on atherosclerosis etiopathogenesis are evolving as new risk factors related to mental state, social life, and environment emerge, alongside an increasing accumulation of risk factors in childhood.
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May support prioritizing primary care access for CVD prevention; leaves open need for prospective trials on implementation.
Highlights the evolving understanding of cardiovascular risk factors and emphasizes the critical role of primary care and government programs in effective primary prevention.
Wolska et al. (2023) conducted a review in Cardiovascular diseases. Primary prevention was evaluated. Primary prevention of cardiovascular diseases, facilitated by easier access to primary care and a strong doctor-patient relationship, is essential for identifying and managing evolving risk factors.
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