@AvrahamCooperMD Nope.. the study documenting this was done in a cohort of patients undergoing angio.. so with a high pretest probability. In the general population it is not very helpful.. https://t.co/cJiRMshDGQ
Visible age-related signs and risk of ischemic heart disease in the general population: a prospective cohort study.
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Several discussions delve into the relevance of the study, with comments like questioning its usefulness in general populations versus clinical settings, and shared links to the research summary, indicating moderate engagement. The tone varies from skeptical to mildly interested, reflecting a nuanced perception of the study's significance and potential implications.
Most discussions question the applicability of the study to broader populations, indicating cautious or mixed agreement.
The social discussions show some curiosity, especially around the significance of visible aging signs for heart risk, but overall interest is moderate.
Participants reference specific aspects of the study, like the context of patient cohorts and potential limitations, showing some level of thoughtful engagement.
The conversations do not suggest a strong immediate impact but highlight interest in how these findings might influence clinical practice or awareness.
Abstract in brief
- This study followed nearly 11,000 people over 35 years and found that visible signs of aging, like baldness, earlobe creases, and xanthelasmata, are linked to higher risks of ischemic heart disease (IHD) and myocardial infarction (MI), regardless of chronological age.
- The risk of heart disease increased with the number of aging signs a person had, with those showing 3-4 signs having substantially higher hazard ratios, indicating a greater chance of experiencing IHD or MI.
- These findings suggest that physically appearing older is a marker of poor cardiovascular health, and monitoring these signs could help identify individuals at higher risk for heart disease independent of traditional risk factors.
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虚血のありそうな顔って何となくありますよね
@DW8674 @DavidBassilyDO https://t.co/cJiRMshDGQ
ハゲは心筋梗塞のリスク! Visible Age-Related Signs and Risk of Ischemic Heart Disease in the General Population | Circulation https://t.co/ihH2392nwL
RT @InternSupp: @AvrahamCooperMD Nope.. the study documenting this was done in a cohort of patients undergoing angio.. so with a high prete…
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Visible Signs of Aging and Heart Disease Risk: A 35-Year Study
This study tracked nearly 11,000 individuals over 35 years, showing that visible aging signs like baldness and earlobe creases are linked to higher risks of ischemic heart disease and myocardial infarction, regardless…
RT @InternSupp: @AvrahamCooperMD Nope.. the study documenting this was done in a cohort of patients undergoing angio.. so with a high prete…
@AvrahamCooperMD Nope.. the study documenting this was done in a cohort of patients undergoing angio.. so with a high pretest probability. In the general population it is not very helpful.. https://t.co/cJiRMshDGQ
Visible Age-Related Signs and Risk of Ischemic Heart Disease in the General Population | Circulation https://t.co/AO9kVS7Q0P
@DW8674 @DavidBassilyDO https://t.co/cJiRMshDGQ
虚血のありそうな顔って何となくありますよね
ハゲは心筋梗塞のリスク! Visible Age-Related Signs and Risk of Ischemic Heart Disease in the General Population | Circulation https://t.co/ihH2392nwL
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