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Originally Posted by Lorenc_ LOCAL newspaper. Death rate: 821.5 deaths per 100,000 population My town has about 10,000 people. So 83 people die, but how many can be young adults? Let's assume 1-15. 10+ being the worst case scenario. "Heart disease is often seen as an older person’s affliction. Nationwide, the average age at a first heart attack is 64 for men and 72 for women, according to the American Heart Association. About 10 years ago, the average ages were 65.8 for men and 70.4 for women." Since it's an American statistic, let's go to the worst case scenario. Average being 40 give or take. To me, it feels pretty "unique" for a young adult to suffer a heart attack. I've seen a similar case on the news a while back. I've never known anyone to have a heart attack as a young adult, so forgive me if my post offends anyone. BASING THIS COMMENT SPECIFICALLY ON THE REASON OF DEATH BEING HEART ATTACK. Edit: Saw "stroke" being mentioned, ignorantly I would compare its risk to a heart attack (65+).

This is modern era with harmful rays. I've even seen people with age 10 gets a heartattack. Due to the pollution, and the radioactive waves around us. They cause the organs to work improperly, and especially to the weak patients who are already a heart patient. There can be many reasons of a heart-attack even at a very small age. Because it's MODERN ERA. No-offense.