Key result
Cardiovascular disease burden disproportionately affects younger indigenous people compared with non-indigenous populations, impacting the strength of their communities.
Highlights the disproportionate burden of cardiovascular disease among younger indigenous populations globally and the need to address system barriers.
The health and wellbeing of indigenous communities across the globe are affected by the substantial burden of cardiovascular disease.1–3 Burden disproportionally sits with younger indigenous people compared with non-indigenous populations, affecting the cultural, social, and economic strength of communities.
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McBride et al. (2021) studied this question. Cardiovascular disease burden disproportionately affects younger indigenous people compared with non-indigenous populations, impacting the strength of their communities.
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