The incidence rate of heart failure hospitalization in a Japanese city was 129 per 100,000 person-years, highlighting the growing burden of heart failure in an aging society.
Incidence data inform HF surveillance planning in aging Asian populations; extends epidemiology but leaves open sex-specific risks.
In this population-based study, the current IR of HF hospitalization in a region of Japan was higher than the IR from another study conducted in a different region in early 2000. By presenting detailed age-related data, the research findings will contribute to estimating the number of HF hospitalizations in other areas of Japan.
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