Ran Shafir

Izabela Dbrowska
 More people die annually from CVDs than from any
other cause.
Over three quarters of CVD deaths take place in low-
and middle-income countries..
Most cardiovascular diseases can be prevented by
addressing behavioural risk factors such as tobacco
use, unhealthy diet and obesity, physical inactivity
and harmful use of alcohol using population-wide
strategies.
People with cardiovascular disease or who are at high
cardiovascular risk due to the presence of one or
more risk factors such as hypertension, diabetes,
hyperlipidaemia or already established disease, need
early detection and management using counselling
and medicines, as appropriate.
 We chose to do the project about risk factors of
cardiovascular disease, because CVDs are a
general subject where everyone has to be
involved with to some extent in order to live a
high quality life. For example an accountant
wouldnt be exposed to CVDs information without
the publishing of necessary data through
different channels including newspapaers, TV
and big commercial boards. In order to keep
everyone in touch with the risk factors of
cardiovascular disease we wanted to make a
screening to see how much the public is aware to
the subject.
 For every 100,000 individuals in France, 2303 were
discharged from hospitals in 2001.
Mortality number of deaths \ number of population of 1
july*100
An estimated 17.5 million people died from CVDs in 2012,
representing 31% of all global deaths.
Age : Gender : male\female
a. under 21

b. 21-30
How often do you
c. 31-40
exercise?
d. 41-50
a. Every day
e. 51-60

f. 61-70 b. A few times a week

g. 70 and above c. Once a week

d. rarely
Age : How often do you eat fresh fruits
and vegetables?
a. under 21
b. 21-30 a. With every meal or snack
c. 31-40 b. Few times a day
d. 41-50 c. rarely
e. 51-60
f. 61-70
g. 70 and above
How often do you consume fried
Gender : male\female food, fast-food or processed food
(french fries)?
How often do you
exercise? a. Rarely
b. Here and there
a. Every day c. A lot
b. A few times a week
c. Once a week
d. rarely How often do you drink sodas or other drinks with sugar like energy or sports drinks?

What kind of exercise do you do? a. Every day

b. Once a week
a. Walking c. Rarely to never
b. Running
c. Swimming
d. Weight lifting
e. Football\basketball
How much water do you drink? How many hours do you sleep per Are you overweight or obese?
night?
a. 8 or more glasses a day a. Yes
b. 3-7 glasses per day a. Less than 6 b. No
c. Less than 3 per day b. 6-8
c. More than 8 Do you have diabetes?
How often do you drink alcohol?
Everyday a. Yes
b. No
a. Few times a week Do you live in a city or are you
b. Once a month otherwise exposed to air
Do you have hypertension?
c. less pollution?
a. Yes
a. Yes
b. no
b. no
How often do you drink
caffeinated beverages (coffee,
Do you smoke?
tea)?
a. Yes, a cigarette a day
a. Everyday b. Yes, a pack a day
b. Few times a week c. no
c. Once a month
d. less
How often do you visit a medical
How often do you eat organic doctor?
food?
a. Once a month
a. Everyday b. Once in 6 months
b. Few times a week c. Once a year
c. Once a month d. Every 5 years or less
d. less
ADVANTAGES

We chose to do a questionaire to find out data because its

cheap, non-invasive, and not prone to
conflicts with the involved subject.

DISADVANTAGES

Not accurate information subjects can lie,which means we

wont recieve all relevant data from the subject because
both the cost and time of asking individuals cannot pass 5
minutes in order for it to be cheap and usually after that
time the subject loses interest in the questionaire.
 We researched Mainly about the lifestyles
which people are having and the differences
between the so called ideal lifestyles to their
own. Most of the difference was in the way
people deal with fun activities. Not
necessarily the job or taking care of family.
We learned a lot from this experience and will
probably explore more about the subject in
the future. The most intersting fact we found
was the mortality rate being so high globally.
WHO website

European Heart journal cardiovascular

disease in europe 2014

A cardiovascular disease risk factor screening

program designed to reach rural residents of
Maine, USA. pubmed

HeartMd institute - Assess Your Risk of

Cardiovascular Disease