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Cardiovascular Disease Deaths Are Down—but Blacks Still Face the Worst Outcomes
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Cardiovascular Disease Deaths Are Down—but Blacks Still Face the Worst Outcomes
By Jennifer Porter Gore Overview: The number of Americans succumbing to cardiovascular disease has decreased every year since the pandemic. But heart disease and stroke still led to more than one death every 34 seconds. (WIB) – First, the good news: new data shows medical advances are helping people with cardiovascular disease live longer, and the number of Americans who die from the disease has decreased every year since the pandemic. Now, the…
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