A study in JAMA found that maintaining ideal cardiovascular health can reduce the risk of all-cause mortality in individuals with high-normal levels of urinary albumin-to-creatinine ratio (UACR). This highlights the importance of cardiovascular health in overall mortality outcomes, even for those with elevated UACR levels. The study suggests that focusing on cardiovascular health may be beneficial in reducing mortality risk for individuals with high-normal UACR levels. The findings emphasize the potential impact of lifestyle and medical interventions in improving cardiovascular health and reducing mortality risk in this population. Furthermore, the study reinforces the importance of monitoring and managing cardiovascular health for overall well-being.
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Ideal cardiovascular health may reduce all-cause mortality associated with high-normal UACR: JAMA
