Heart Failure Deaths Have Doubled Among Younger, Middle-Aged Americans, Report Finds

Heart failure deaths have doubled among younger, middle-aged Americans, report finds

Heart failure deaths are increasing steadily in the U.S., fueled by a rise in deaths among young and middle-aged adults, a new report says.

Heart failure has more than doubled among younger adults in recent decades

Heart failure rates more than doubled among young adults in the United States in recent decades, a new report shows. Nearly 1 in 4 Americans will develop heart failure during their lives, and the rate is projected to continue rising.

Heart Failure Contributed to 452,573 U.S. Deaths in 2023 as Report Flags Rising Death Rates in Younger Adults

Heart failure contributed to 452,573 U.S. deaths in 2023, a new HFSA report shows, with death rates rising sharply among adults ages 25 to 64.

Heart failure deaths climb as younger adults face rising risk, plus blood pressure treatment gaps and fall allergy clues

Heart failure deaths reach a new high, with younger adults seeing the sharpest rise. Plus, millions miss blood pressure care, and clues to allergies vs. colds.

Heart Failure Report: U.S. Headed for Dangerous Territory

(MedPage Today) -- In their annual report, heart failure experts pointed to worsening survival and disease trends unless the field is able to change course. According to this year's HF STATS report from the Heart Failure Society of America, the...

New HF Stats 2026 Report Finds Heart Failure Mortality Rising as Disease Increasingly Affects Younger Americans

The burden of the disease in the United States continues to grow, with mortality reaching a new peak and younger adults experiencing some of the most concerning increases, according to the new HF Stats 2026: An Updated Report on Heart Failure Epidemiology and Outcomes Statistics from the Heart Failure Society of America (HFSA).