Comisia Europeană propune țărilor membre controale medicale regulate începând de la vârsta de 35 de ani pentru a reduce numărul deceselor asociate crizelor cardiace şi altor boli cardiovasculare

The European Union aims to reduce cardiovascular disease deaths by promoting preventive health checks before age 35 and regular screenings for those aged 35 to 64. The European Commission has proposed mandatory cardiovascular health checks for all EU citizens, recommending at least one appointment before 35, including blood pressure and blood tests. For adults aged 35 to 64, systematic checks every five years are suggested, focusing on lifestyle-related risk factors. For those over 65, medical checks every three to five years with more detailed investigations are advised. The initiative aims to encourage healthy habits early and identify risks sooner, addressing issues like smoking and obesity among youth.