Cardiometabolic factors’ and cardiovascular risk in young adult cancer survivors: evidence from real-world data - Takeaways - MDSpire

Cardiometabolic factors’ and cardiovascular risk in young adult cancer survivors: evidence from real-world data

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  • Samah Hayek

  • Jinyi Li

  • Jiahui Dai

  • Joel Milam

  • Luohua Jiang

  • August 12, 2025

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    Young adult cancer survivors exhibit higher prevalence of cardiometabolic factors compared to non-cancer participants.

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    Significant associations exist between cardiometabolic factors and cardiovascular disease outcomes in young adult cancer survivors.

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    Cancer survivors with Type 2 diabetes have substantially increased odds of myocardial infarction and congestive heart failure.

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    Hypertension is strongly linked to an elevated risk of congestive heart failure among young adult cancer survivors.

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    Integrated cardiometabolic risk assessment and management strategies are essential for improving cardiovascular health in cancer survivors.

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Cardiometabolic factors’ and cardiovascular risk in young adult cancer survivors: evidence from real-world data

  • by Samah Hayek, Jinyi Li, Jiahui Dai, Joel Milam, Luohua Jiang

  • August 12, 2025

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