Why the study?
How have cardiovascular risk factors changed over a decade in young patients with acute coronary syndrome in North India?
Population
162 young patients with acute coronary syndrome at a tertiary care teaching institution in North India.
Design
Cohort
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Rising metabolic risks in young North Indian ACS patients merit clinical vigilance; leaves open causal drivers and prevention trial needs.
How have cardiovascular risk factors changed over a decade in young patients with acute coronary syndrome in North India?
Over a decade, young patients presenting with acute coronary syndrome in North India showed a significant increase in metabolic risk factors including dysglycemia, metabolic syndrome, and low HDL.
Aggarwal et al. (2014) studied this question.
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