Rising Trends in the Burden of Cardiovascular Comorbidities and Major Adverse Cardiovascular Events Among Young Female Smokers in Two National Cohorts Studied Ten Years Apart (2017 vs. 2007)
CONCLUSIONS: In this decade-apart analysis, the study reveals rising trends in the burden of comorbidities, MACE, and healthcare resource utilization in admissions (regardless of the primary cause) among relatively younger female smokers. It is crucial to educate young female smokers about the detrimental effects of tobacco and polysubstance abuse on cardiovascular outcomes.PMID:37967749 | DOI:10.1016/j.amjms.2023.11.008
Source: The American Journal of the Medical Sciences - Category: General Medicine Authors: Rupak Desai Azra Kothawala Meena Kumari Bellamkonda Naga Ruthvika Alle Pramoda Prattipati Minakshi Biswas Kuheli Sarkar Sharmila Ganesan Debankur Dey Prerna Bansal Sandeep Singh Mbbs Shaylika Chauhan Source Type: research
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