“Good Heart Health Linked to Longer Life Expectancy and Reduced Risk of Disease, Study Finds”
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“Good Heart Health Linked to Longer Life Expectancy and Reduced Risk of Disease, Study Finds”

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People with good heart health live longer without cardiovascular disease, cancer and dementia and have a higher life expectancy than people with poor heart health. Good heart health is defined on the basis of a number of patient characteristics, such as lifestyle and cardiovascular parameters. This trend applies to the all ages and…

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