Key result
Sustained elevations of resting heart rate may act as a risk factor for death and shorten overall survival in subjects with and without manifest cardiovascular disease.
Why the study?
Does heart rate reduction improve morbidity and mortality in patients with cardiac disease and the general population?
Does heart rate reduction improve morbidity and mortality in patients with cardiac disease and the general population?
This review examines the epidemiologic and experimental evidence linking resting heart rate to morbidity and mortality in cardiovascular disease and the general population.
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Bramah N. Singh (2001) conducted a review in Cardiovascular Disorders. Resting heart rate was evaluated. Sustained elevations of resting heart rate may act as a risk factor for death and shorten overall survival in subjects with and without manifest cardiovascular disease.
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