一项新的研究发现,脑保健评分预测美国各种族群体,特别是黑人成年人的中风风险较低。 A new study finds the Brain Care Score predicts lower stroke risk across U.S. racial groups, especially among Black adults.

一项新的研究发现, " 脑保健评分 " (BCS)评估了身体、生活方式和社会情感健康,预测了美国各种族群体15.9年的中风风险。 高BCS得分(0至21)与低得多的中风风险有关,5个百分点的增加与黑人成人中低53%的风险有关,白人中低25%的风险,即使经过人口和社会经济因素调整后也是如此。 A new study finds the Brain Care Score (BCS), which assesses physical, lifestyle, and social-emotional health, predicts stroke risk across racial groups in the U.S. Over 15.9 years, higher BCS scores—ranging from 0 to 21—were linked to significantly lower stroke risk, with a five-point increase tied to a 53% lower risk among Black adults and 25% lower risk among white adults, even after adjusting for demographics and socioeconomic factors. BCS包括血压、血糖、营养、酒精使用、社会关系以及压力。 The BCS includes blood pressure, blood sugar, nutrition, alcohol use, social relationships, and stress. 虽然这项研究是观察性的,但它建议改进可变行为可有助于减少中风差异,特别是黑人成年人之间的中风差异。 While the study is observational, it suggests improving modifiable behaviors could help reduce stroke disparities, especially among Black adults. 该研究由NIH和美国心脏协会资助,没有资助者参与研究设计或报告。 The research was funded by the NIH and American Heart Association, with no funder involvement in study design or reporting.