Health Shared Logo whiteHealth Shared Logo dark
Are there particular demographic characteristics which increase one's risk of cardiovascular disease?
Health Disparities and Risk FactorsContextual Health Understandingcardiovascular diseasecholesteroldiabeteshigh blood pressure

Are there particular demographic characteristics which increase one's risk of cardiovascular disease?

Dr Mihir Kelshiker explains how ethnicity can impact your risk of cardiovascular disease.

Transcript (auto-generated)

This transcript was generated automatically and may contain errors.

Are there particular demographic characteristics which increase a person's risk of cardiovascular disease? Yes, so in the UK being of South Asian or Afro-Caribbean ethnicity or heritage is associated with a higher risk of having cardiovascular disease and this may stem from a higher risk of having diabetes, having high blood pressure or having cholesterol.

Comments