Heart and circulatory disease deaths in under 75s see first sustained rise in 50 years The number of people dying from heart and circulatory diseases before they reach their 75th birthday is on the rise for the first time in 50 years, according to our analysis of the latest national health statistics.
The figures show an upward trend in deaths since 2014, with 42,384 people dying from conditions including heart attack and stroke in the UK before the age of 75 in 2017, compared to 41,042 three years earlier. British Heart Foundation
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The figures show an upward trend in deaths since 2014, with 42,384 people dying from conditions including heart attack and stroke in the UK before the age of 75 in 2017, compared to 41,042 three years earlier. British Heart Foundation
See also:
- Heart deaths up for first time in 50 years BBC News
- British Heart Foundation report shows cardiovascular disease deaths rise for first time in 50 years The Daily Mail
- Heart disease deaths in under 75's going up for the first time in 50 years The Daily Telegraph
- UK heart disease fatalities on the rise for first time in 50 years The Guardian
- Heart disease deaths rise for first time in 50 years among under-75s The Independent
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