Understanding Cardiovascular Disease in UK's Aging Population
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This report investigates the causes and complications of cardiovascular diseases (CVD) among older adults in the UK. It begins by outlining the research background, aim, questions, and objectives, focusing on understanding the concept of CVD in the elderly, evaluating risk factors, and examining potential interventions. The literature review highlights key aspects of CVD, including symptoms, risk factors like fatty deposits and blood clots, and global statistics. The research methodology employs a positivist philosophy, deductive strategy, and mixed-method approach with cross-sectional time horizon. Data collection involves surveys, descriptive and explorative analysis, and random sampling. The results indicate that age is a significant risk factor, with common causes including diabetes, high cholesterol, obesity, physical inactivity, and smoking. The report concludes with recommendations emphasizing prevention through medication, therapies, dietary plans, and effective management of CVD risk factors, advocating for interventions to reduce the incidence of cardiovascular diseases in the UK's aging population. Desklib provides access to this report along with a wide range of study resources, including past papers and solved assignments.
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