Comparison of thirty-year survival in the populations of Russia and the United States of America

Aim . To compare survival at a 30-year follow-up in the populations of Russia and USA. Material methods From Russian studies 1975-1982, 14728 men 6140 women aged 18-71 years were included, with until 2017 (501016 person-years follow-up). In addition, 2265 2345 from US population (The Third National Health Nutrition Examination Survey) compared survey data 1988-1994, mortality 2019 (115523 Kaplan-Meier curves created groups 18-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-71 old. All-cause death was taken into account as an outcome. We analyzed prevalence number cardiovascular risk factors. Results Comparison USA shows significant differences all five age men; prognosis worse (p=0,000). women, same direction appear only ≥60 (p=0,003). factors showed that hypertension occurs several times more often than United States, while are women. Conclusion At follow-up, for is to States >60 age.