Key result
Nationwide actions, including the Stroke and Cardiovascular Disease Control Act and new registries, are being implemented to address the rapidly growing heart failure pandemic in Japan.
Why the study?
A heart failure pandemic is rapidly approaching in Japan, requiring nationwide actions and scientific contributions to address this critical problem.
Nationwide legislative and academic actions, including surveillance registries and preventive cardiology, are required to address the rapidly growing heart failure pandemic in Japan's super-aging society.
Alerts clinicians to Japan's HF policy shifts; leaves open their effectiveness and generalizability.
Heart failure pandemic is rapidly approaching in Japan, requiring nationwide actions. In particular, the Japanese Circulation Society and related societies launched the Stroke and Cardiovascular Disease Control Act, which was passed by the National Diet, as the first ever legislative policy measure against stroke and cardiovascular disease. In association with this, actions against heart failure pandemic from the scientific field are also important. Because heart failure pandemic is a critical problem not only in Japan but also in many developed countries, we believe the nationwide approach, as summarized here, will greatly contribute to the development of cardiovascular medicine, particularly the management and treatment of heart failure worldwide.
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Komuro et al. (2019) conducted a review in Heart failure. Nationwide actions and legislative policy measures was evaluated. Nationwide actions, including the Stroke and Cardiovascular Disease Control Act and new registries, are being implemented to address the rapidly growing heart failure pandemic in Japan.
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