Gout Linked to Higher Decade-Long Risk of Heart Attack and Stroke, New Study Finds
South Korea: A large population-based study from South Korea has found that people withgoutremain at a significantly higher risk of majorcardiovascular (CV) eventsover a decade, even when long-term changes inblood pressureandcholesterolare taken into account. Researchers reported that worsening of these risk factors over ten years further magnified the likelihood of stroke,heart attack, and death.
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