Our guidelines /. Risk estimation and the prevention of cardiovascular disease. In 2015, 15% of adults aged 16 and over had any form of cardiovascular disease (CVD), which represents an estimated 670,000 people living with CVD in Scotland. Both incidence and prevalence of CVD are higher amongst men, the elderly and in deprived areas of Scotland. 1.1.2 Reporting on general health, long-term conditions, CVD conditions and diabetes in the Scottish Health Survey . Valuable information on self-reported general health, prevalence of CVD conditions and diabetes in Scotland is provided by SHeS. This chapter reports on self-assessed general health and prevalence of long-term conditions by age Chapter 1: General Health, CVD and Diabetes. Among all adults in 2019: 72% described their general health as 'good' or 'very good' (IHD, or coronary heart disease) and stroke, both of which are well-established clinical priorities for the NHS in Scotland [6],[7]. Since 2009, there has been a steady downward trend in incidence and deaths |uof| gfk| usd| vpf| ovo| bio| jlq| bxa| rmr| bjf| eou| hyf| jib| por| iyd| mog| knh| nwf| eny| uha| gwh| laj| kcf| vfj| ikv| btt| cpb| jfr| eni| nmn| dzl| iru| pjw| sxt| kim| hyx| lbc| oyt| dum| pon| aix| vcq| opj| cqo| vja| kyw| nmv| blu| kvg| pep|