"Alarming Lack of Awareness: Majority of U.S. Adults Uninformed About Heart Disease as Leading Cause of Death"

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A new survey by the American Heart Association found that more than half of U.S. adults don't know that heart disease is the leading cause of death in the country. Misconceptions and lack of awareness contribute to this, with many not realizing that heart disease can affect people of all ages. Factors such as preexisting conditions, lifestyle, age, and family history can increase the risk of heart disease, but steps like quitting smoking, prioritizing sleep, eating healthy, exercising, and being aware of symptoms can help reduce the risk.
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