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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Cardiovascular risk refers to the probability that a person will develop a heart or blood vessel disease such as acute myocardial infarction<\/a>, heart failure, or stroke (ictus).<\/p>\n

Heart Disease<\/h2>\n

A common question people ask is: How can I prevent cardiovascular disease?
\nIt\u2019s important to understand that heart disease is the leading cause of death worldwide.<\/p>\n

Although this type of disease can be debilitating or even fatal, it is often preventable by modifying certain risk factors, and with early medical attention, it can be treated and the quality of life of those affected by it can be significantly improved.<\/p>\n

Cardiovascular Risk Factors<\/h2>\n

Knowing how to prevent heart disease is key to receiving timely care, which can help avoid serious or irreversible complications.<\/p>\n

To prevent heart disease<\/a>, one must understand the most common risk factors and how to properly manage or avoid them.<\/p>\n

Risk factors are generally divided into two categories: non-modifiable and modifiable.<\/p>\n

Non-modifiable risk factors include:<\/p>\n