Catching COVID-19 or the Flu Could Triple Your Risk of Stroke and Heart Attack
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Heart attack after flu or covid? New figures show that some viral infections increase the risk of serious cardiovascular diseases – and how to protect vaccinations.
Virus infections can damage heart and vascular health in the long term. As a new meta-study found out, the risk of heart attacks or strokes increased shortly after infection with pathogens such as influenza.
The month after the flu, the risk of heart attack is four times higher and stroke is five times higher, according to a new comprehensive research report. Several viruses are linked to premature death.
Infections can significantly demand the cardiovascular system. Experts therefore recommend targeted vaccination protection, especially for risk patients.
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