Prevention
The Good News First: Prevention Is Possible
Almost 89 percent of cardiovascular deaths are linked to modifiable risk factors. Not fate. Opportunity.
AI-generatedA cardiologist said at a recent specialist conference: the good news first, then the bad.
The good news: mortality from coronary heart disease has fallen significantly worldwide since 1990. Less smoking, less particulate matter in the air, more education.
The bad news: according to a recent analysis in JAMA Cardiology, almost 89 percent of the remaining deaths are still linked to modifiable risk factors. Body mass index and blood sugar have even risen since 1990.
Not fate, then. Opportunity.
Prevention does not begin in the waiting room
That is exactly where longevity.days comes in. On 30 and 31 January 2027 in Fürstenfeldbruck near Munich, we bring exhibitors from prevention, diagnostics and nutrition together with people who want to tackle these modifiable factors before risk becomes diagnosis.
Prevention does not begin in the waiting room. It begins on days like these.
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