The KIHD Study, initiated in 1984, is an ongoing, prospective, population-based cohort study focusing on risk factors for cardiovascular, metabolic, and other non-communicable diseases. It has followed over 2,600 men and almost 1000 women from eastern Finland through extensive baseline examinations and multiple follow-ups spanning decades. This research has generated critical insights into the relationships between lifestyle factors, such as nutrition and physical activity, and several health outcomes.
đź“Š Key Research Highlights
- 40+ Years of Study – Continuous insights into non-communicable diseases including heart disease, diabetes, obesity, liver disease, renal disease, mental Health, etc.
- Thousands of Participants – Real-world health data for impactful discoveries.
- Global Impact – Used by researchers and policymakers worldwide.
- Nutritional Insights – How diet affects heart disease risk
🌍 KIHD’s Global Impact
Our research has shaped global policies, influenced dietary recommendations, and provided critical insights into cardiovascular health and other diseases. Stay informed and be part of our journey.
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