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Savill P. Sex differences remain in the prevalence and treatment of CVD risk factors. Practitioner March 2021;265(1846):7

Sex differences remain in the prevalence and treatment of CVD risk factors

22 Mar 2021Registered users

Differences persist in the prevalence, treatment and control of risk factors for cardiovascular disease between men and women, an analysis of data from the Health Survey for England 2012-2017 has found. Men were more likely to have one or more risk factors than women. However, figures for both treatment and control of dyslipidaemia were significantly lower in women than men.

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