A new study provides evidence that people have stayed away from the emergency room even with acute heart attack symptoms. And some may have died as a result.
Doctors may have been right to be concerned that people with heart problems were avoiding the ER due to Covid-19, according to a new study published Friday.
She broke a hip, underwent surgeries, caught Covid-19. This 80-year-old woman laughed it all offIt provides evidence that people have stayed away from the emergency room even with acute heart attack symptoms. And some may have died as a result.Researchers from the Providence Heart Institute system based in the US northwest looked at the records of more than 15,000 heart attack patients from between December 30 and May 16 of this year.
Elkind said there may also have been fewer people having heart attacks."This is a little bit more controversial theory," Elkind said. But with everyone on lockdown, there were fewer cars on the road and less pollution."We know that air pollution is an important risk factor for heart attacks and strokes. So that could account for some of the same effect. There may have been an actual decrease in incidence of these events.
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