Cardiometabolic
Same country, different risks: why Iranian women’s heart disease profiles expose a blind spot in prevention policy
A new IPAD study of 1,609 Iranian women found that cardiometabolic risk factors associated with premature coronary artery disease varied across ethnic groups. Hypertension, diabetes, low HDL-C, triglycerides and family history did not carry the same pattern everywhere. The message is not that ethnicity is biology. It is that prevention fails when risk tools ignore…
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