SMuRF-less acute myocardial infarction will increasingly affect a younger, male-dominant demographic by 2040, with overweight and obesity emerging as the dominant risk factor.
The proportion of acute myocardial infarctions occurring in patients without standard modifiable risk factors is projected to increase by 2040, particularly among younger, overweight/obese males.
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By 2040, SMuRF-less AMI will expand to a larger proportion of the AMI census in Western and Eastern populations. SMuRF-less AMI vulnerability will shift toward a younger, male-dominant demographic, with overweight/obesity as a dominant risk factor.
Cao et al. (Sun,) reported a other. SMuRF-less acute myocardial infarction will increasingly affect a younger, male-dominant demographic by 2040, with overweight and obesity emerging as the dominant risk factor.
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