Stroke prevalence

There are 2 papers on stroke prevalence in aging research: 1 observational study in people. The newest story, Nov 7, 2026: “Frequent loneliness linked to more heart disease and stroke”.

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“DCI, geographic region, and rurality are independently associated with greater prevalence of CVD and its risk factors in the United States.”
Correlation of the Distressed Communities Index Score With Cardiovascular Risk Factors and Disease in the United StatesJournal of the American Heart Association2026doi:10.1161/jaha.125.048128
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Population aging

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  1. population aging increases stroke prevalence in silico (stable scenario (2022-2046)) (+45.7% (85 834 stroke survivors in 2046, 95% UI 82 366-89 655)).

    “The stable scenario indicated a projected 85 834 stroke survivors in 2046 (95% uncertainty interval (UI)=82 366-89 655), an increase of 45.7% from 2022.”

    In silicostable scenario (2022-2046)

    Forecasting stroke and stroke-driven dementia in a rapidly ageing population: a model-based analysis of alternative projection scenarios for Ireland

    BMJ open

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Distressed Communities Index

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  1. Distressed Communities Index is associated with stroke prevalence in humans (US zip code-level analysis adjusted for region and rurality) (β=0.02 [95% CI, 0.02-0.02] per 1-unit increase in DCI).

    “DCI, geographic region, and rurality are independently associated with greater prevalence of CVD and its risk factors in the United States.”

    HumansUS zip code-level analysis adjusted for region and ruralityEach 1-unit increase in DCI2016-2020n = 26,058

    Correlation of the Distressed Communities Index Score With Cardiovascular Risk Factors and Disease in the United States

    Journal of the American Heart Association

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AHA Scientific Sessions 2026 Abstract

Frequent loneliness linked to more heart disease and stroke

Stroke prevalence was 7.3% among persistently lonely adults versus 2.7% among never-lonely adults in a national survey.Stroke prevalence was 7.3% among persistently lonely adults versus 2.7% among never-lonely adults in a national survey.

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