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A quick search indicates men actually see an increase after age 45. Some additional stats from the below source: The average lifetime risk of developing cardio
by DoreenMichele 5y ago
A quick search indicates men actually see an increase after age 45. Some additional stats from the below source:
The average lifetime risk of developing cardiovascular disease was around 52% for men and 39% for women.
Lifetime risk jumped to 69% for men and 50% for women who had two or more cardiovascular risk factors by age 50.
Lifetime risk was just 5% among men and 8% among women who had optimal risk factors for cardiovascular disease at age 50.
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