Chinese American immigrants' cardiovascular disease risk increases with longer U.S. residence and varies by location, according to a UCLA study.

A UCLA study reveals that cardiovascular disease risk among Chinese American immigrants increases with longer U.S. residence and varies by location. Analyzing data from 746 individuals in Los Angeles and Chicago over 18 years, researchers found lower heart disease mortality in Chicago. The study emphasizes the need for tailored public health strategies, as common heart disease markers may not accurately reflect risks in this population.

September 05, 2024
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