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alexdok [17]
4 years ago
8

Allan is trying to significantly reduce his risk of another heart attack. which risk factors for heart disease are non-modifiabl

e?
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1 answer:
labwork [276]4 years ago
3 0
Allan already had a heart attack and can try to prevent another one by changing the diet, exercising, or even quit smoking, but there are non-modifiable risks such as age, sex and generic heritage, so If Allan is over 40 years old, male or comes from a family with heart diseases,  Allan needs to be extra careful because those factors cannot be changed no matter how the way of life is changed.
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