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They are increasing as people's lifestyles resemble those of wealthy nations.
What is the impact of Cardiovascular disease?
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) has emerged as a common cause of morbidity and a major factor in death in most nations as the twentieth century comes to a close. The CVD epidemic's emergence and current reduction in wealthy nations has been well-documented. The reduction in CVD mortality rates (including deaths from coronary heart disease and stroke) that has been seen in almost all industrialized nations can be attributed to the identification of major risk factors through population-based studies and effective control strategies combining community education and targeted management of high risk individuals. According to estimates, CVD-related mortality decreased between 1965 and 1990 by about 50% in Australia, Canada, France, and the United States, and by 60% in Japan.
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