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Higher Death Risk Among Unemployment Heart Failure Patients

There is a 50% higher risk of death among heart failure patients who are unemployed, according to a study presented at the 4th World Congress dedicated to work on Acute Heart Failure. The study was conducted on nearly 20,000 patients who suffered from heart failure and brought to the fore the association between unemployment and death due to heart failure.

Unemployment and risk of death - Unemployment increases death risk by 50% among heart failure patients - It can be used as a prognostic marker for young heart failure patients - Securing a job could help lower mortality risk in such young patients

Death Risk Increased In Unemployed Heart Failure Patients

Unemployed heart failure patients are shown to have a 50% increased risk of death, making unemployment a prognostic marker for heart failure patients. Read More

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