Hypertensive disease: deaths by gender Spain

In 2021, the annual number of deaths caused by hypertensive heart disease in Spain amounted to approximately 14.1 thousand cases, a decrease compared to the figure reported a year prior. Women accounted for nearly 67 percent of the recorded deaths from hypertensive heart disease in Spain, reaching more than 9.4 thousand fatal cases. Meanwhile, the number of men that reportedly died surpassed 4.6 thousand people.

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Release date

January 2023

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Spain

Survey time period

2005 to 2021

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Hypertensive heart disease refers to complications stemming from high blood pressure which impacts heart functioning. The disease causes an enlargement in the heart cells as a normal response to hypertension. This coronary condition may include heart failure or cardiac problems linked to high blood pressure.

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