Peter Attia· MD
the answer was sudden death right the answer was that over 50 of people's first heart attack is fatal
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the answer was sudden death right the answer was that over 50 of people's first heart attack is fatal
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he said no it's actually sudden death — the last thing I read suggested slightly fewer than 50% of people's first Mi will be a fatal one
the other statistic that I've that I've shared before but again it always Bears repeating is that if you take all of the men who are going to suffer a major adverse cardiac event so heart attack uh inclusive of stroke cardiac death Etc you take that whole group of men and that's a pretty big number 50% of them will experience their first event before the age of 65 and 33% of women in the same boat will experience their first event before the age of 65