This bar graph shows the yearly distribution of male and female Americans who experienced cardiac arrest across three different age groups.
Overall, there is a notieable gender disparity in first two groups. It is evident from the data that male citizens are more prone to heart attacks compared to women. Additionally, it is envinced that the chance of heart attack increases as one grow older.
To begin with, the figure for male patients, aged between 29-44, are approximately 123,000, while the numbers for female are considerablly lower, at a 3,000. In second group, where people aging between 45 to 64, about 424,000 heart failure cases has been reported, while only 136,000 cases noticed in females.
Furthermore, in people above 65, this ratio is not significant. For male citizens this figure grows further, by reaching to 0.45 million, whereas about 0.374 million women suffer by heart attack in the USA annually.
