Publications by authors named "Maria Marilena FrunzulicA"
Acute coronary events (ACE) are one of the main concerns for both clinical medicine and prophylaxis. The study aims to follow the frequency of the pathology associated with ACE and to establish its association with the occurrence of ACE. The study included 865 adult participants between the ages of 19-86.
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- The study investigates the link between acute coronary events and behavioral risk factors, primarily focusing on smoking and alcohol consumption.
- Data from family medicine practices between November 2018 and May 2019 were analyzed using anonymous questionnaires centered on smoking and alcohol habits.
- Findings indicate that current and former smokers have a higher occurrence of acute coronary events, while moderate alcohol consumption appears to have a minimal association, possibly providing a protective effect.