Nies qosra għandhom riskju 50 fil-mija ogħla ta’ mard tal-qalb u mewt minn nies għoljin, iżda l-piż, il-pressjoni tad-demm u d-drawwiet tat-tipjip għadhom l-aktar fatturi importanti għall-mard tal-qalb, skont studju ġdid. Studji preċedenti wrew rabta bejn l-għoli u l-mard tal-qalb bħal anġina pectoris, mard tal-qalb u mard vaskulari. Din id-darba, ir-riċerkaturi Finlandiżi wettqu l-ewwel reviżjoni ewlenija ta 'studji bħal dawn, inklużi studji globali, u kkonfermaw ir-relazzjoni bejn l-għoli u l-mard tal-qalb.
Finnish researchers reviewed 52 studies on height and heart disease involving more than 3 million male and female subjects. The experts did not consider the patient's objective height, but analyzed the population of a specific country. They found that the shortest people had a 1.5 times higher risk of heart disease or death than the tallest people. Generally speaking, the height of short people is less than 1.61 meters, and the height of tall people is at least 1.74 meters.
The cardiovascular research foundation of Finland and other institutions are funded. The study was published in the European Heart Journal. 'we don't want to scare short people, but maybe they should pay extra attention to their lifestyle,' said POG nordsterger, a professor of genetic epidemiology at root Hagen University, who was not involved in the study. However, compared with other factors such as smoking, height does not affect the severity of heart disease, and smoking can increase the risk of heart disease by up to four times.
Għalkemm ix-xjentisti għadhom inċerti dwar ir-raġuni għaliex in-nies qosra huma suxxettibbli għal mard tal-qalb, huma jemmnu li jista 'jkun hemm diversi spjegazzjonijiet. Statura qasira tista 'tkun ir-riżultat ta' malnutrizzjoni. Ġeneralment, nies żgħar jistgħu jkunu malnutriti u vulnerabbli għall-mard. L-esperti jemmnu wkoll li jista 'jkun hemm spjegazzjoni bijoloġika, bħal żbilanċ fl-ormoni, li jista' jagħmel ħsara lill-qalb.
