1 paper2 findings
Calendar year
downin humans1
calendar year is associated with incident major adverse cardiovascular events in humans.
“Age-standardized incidence rates of MACE decreased across all income groups from 1988 to 2023”
HumansDanish residents across all income groups1988–2023n = 5,932,672
Socioeconomic Inequality and Major Adverse Cardiovascular Events
JAMA network openOct 1, 2026
Equivalized disposable household income
upin humans1
Equivalized disposable household income is associated with incident major adverse cardiovascular events in humans.
“Age-standardized incidence rates of MACE decreased across all income groups from 1988 to 2023 but remained highest in the lowest income quartile.”
HumansDanish residents; lowest income quartile1988–2023n = 5,932,672
Socioeconomic Inequality and Major Adverse Cardiovascular Events
JAMA network openOct 1, 2026
At age 58, a blood fat marker threshold corresponded to 10.88% 10-year major cardiovascular event risk in men versus 4.34% in women after menopause.At age 58, a blood fat marker threshold corresponded to 10.88% 10-year major cardiovascular event risk in men versus 4.34% in women after menopause.