| A recent report show that heart disease
| |
| | MIS and KEN-6%). "Many of the states
|
| is twice as prevalent in poorer states
| |
| | with the highest prevalence were
|
| and with those who did not finish high
| |
| | clustered in the lower Mississippi and
|
| school. Reuters said Thursday that a
| |
| | Ohio River valleys, areas that have been
|
| survey conducted by federal researchers
| |
| | documented previously as having high
|
| found the evidence in their recent
| |
| | proportions of residents with
|
| state-by-state evaluation.
| |
| | heart-disease risk factors and high
|
| In the survey, 6.5% of the respondents
| |
| | heart-disease mortality," the Centers for
|
| polled reported serious chest pain known
| |
| | Disease Control and Prevention told
|
| as Angina, heart attacks, or had heart
| |
| | Reuters.
|
| disease. 4% had reported having a heart
| |
| | Heart disease has been the leading cause
|
| attack.
| |
| | of death in America for the last 80
|
| According to Reuters, "The lowest rate of
| |
| | years. Heart disease is also a major
|
| heart attacks was in the U.S. Virgin
| |
| | expense in healthcare spending, costing
|
| Islands, a territory in the Caribbean,
| |
| | Americans over 151.6 billion of direct
|
| where just 2.1 percent of people said
| |
| | and indirect costs in 2007. This report
|
| they had ever had a heart attack. The
| |
| | is aimed to help states be able to
|
| worst was West Virginia, where 6.1
| |
| | recognize where the current shortcomings
|
| percent had. Heart disease was nearly
| |
| | of their healthcare system are and find a
|
| twice as high in people who did not
| |
| | better plan for their region to
|
| finish high school -- a 9.8 percent rate
| |
| | strengthen heart disease prevention.
|
| -- compared with 5 percent rate for
| |
| | For more related articles or to subscribe
|
| college graduates."
| |
| | to our feed please visit this Consumer
|
| Mostly Rural states such as Oklahoma,
| |
| | Advocacy website for more information on
|
| Missouri, and Kentucky reported a higher
| |
| | ordering from an online no prescription
|
| percentage rate of heart attack( OK-5%,
| |
| | pharmacy.
|
