Allostatic load ↔ cardiovascular mortality

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High allostatic load is statistically linked to an increased risk of cardiovascular mortality, as evidenced by a 31% higher risk found in meta-analysis [1] and a 4.9-fold increase in risk specifically observed among stroke survivors [2], [3].

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measurementIn stroke survivors, an allostatic load of 3 or higher predicted 4.9 times greater cardiovascular mortality compared to those with loads of 1 or below.

measurementIn stroke survivors, an allostatic load of 3 or higher predicts 4.9 times greater cardiovascular mortality compared to those with loads of 1 or below.

measurementA meta-analysis of 17 studies found that high allostatic load is associated with a 22% increased risk of all-cause mortality and a 31% increased risk of cardiovascular mortality.