Unearthing the global, regional, and national epidemiological landscapes of high BMI-driven ischemic heart disease burden in youth: Trends, determinants, and future trajectories.

PLoS One · 2026 · PMC13001951 · PMID 41855154

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Age effects on the epidemiological transition of high BMI-Attributable IHD burden across sociodemographic contexts The age-specific rate (per 100,000 population) exhibits an increasing trend across all SDI levels, with some variations in the magnitude of the increase.

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Importantly, the AAPC for high SDI countries also shows a decreasing trend, suggesting that the overall long-term burden may be stabilizing or even declining in the most socioeconomically developed settings.

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