ArticleJournal of the American Heart Association2023
Trends in Cardiovascular Disease Mortality by County-Level Social Vulnerability Index in the United States.
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Background Although cardiovascular mortality (CVM) rates in the United States have been declining overall, our study evaluated whether this holds true for areas with increased social deprivation. Methods and Results We used county-level cross-sectional age-adjusted CVM rates (aa-CVM) (2000-2019) linked to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Social Vulnerability Index (SVI-2010). We grouped counties as per SVI (Groups I 0-0.2, II 0.21-0.4, III 0.41-0.6, IV 0.61-0.8, and V 0.81-1) and calculated the relative change in the aa-CVM between 2000 to 2003 and 2016 to 2019. We used adjusted linear regression analyses to explore the association between a higher SVI and temporal aa-CVM improvement; we studied this temporal change in aa-CVM across subgroups of race, sex, and location. The median aa-CVM rate (per 100 000) was 272.6 (interquartile range [IQR]: 237.5-311.7). The aa-CVM was higher in men (315.6 [IQR: 273.4-363.9]) than women (221.3 [IQR: 189.6-256.7]), and in Black residents (347.2 [IQR: 301.1-391.1];
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