报告：澳女性比男性更健康 多项关键指标表现更佳

中新网2月6日电 澳洲网6日编译刊文称，报告指出，澳大利亚女性比男性更健康。与澳女性相比，男性体脂过高，是女性的3.5倍。不过，心脏病是澳大利亚女性头号杀手，女性应更加重视心脏健康。

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过去3年，Priceline药房在澳大利亚为100多万人次进行了健康体检。它于近日发布报告指出，与澳大利亚男性相比，澳大利亚女性更健康。其中，澳大利亚女性在身体质量指数(BMI)、血压、心率、体脂率、生活方式以及家族遗传等方面表现最佳。

据报道，平均每名澳大利亚女性的“心脏年龄”比实际年龄衰老5个月；相比之下，平均每名男性的心脏年龄比实际年龄衰老4.5年。同时，与女性相比，男性体脂过高，是女性的3.5倍。

尽管澳大利亚女性比男性健康，但目前依然有49%的澳大利亚女性超重，15%患高血压。

此外，澳大利亚女性也应该重视心脏健康。据悉，2016年，澳大利亚女性心血管风险和疾病报告曾指出，心脏病是澳大利亚女性头号杀手，每年超过3.1万名澳大利亚女性死于心脏病。

对此，报告领头研究者罗畅(Maja-Lisa Lochan)表示，许多女性没有识别心脏病的症状，从而没有及时医治。

Reports: Australian women are better than men for a number of key indicators

China and the new network, February 6, Australia network 6 compiled, the report said that the Australian women are more healthier than men. Compared with Australian women, male body fat is too high, 3.5 times that of women. However, heart disease is the number one killer of women in Australia, and women should pay more attention to heart health.

Article excerpts are as follows:

In the past 3 years, the Priceline pharmacy has carried out a health examination for about 1000000 people in Australia. It reported in a recent report that Australian women are healthier than Australian men. Among them, Australian women were best in the body mass index (BMI), blood pressure, heart rate, body fat rate, lifestyle, and family inheritance.

It is reported that the average heart age of every Australian woman is 5 months old than that of the actual age. In contrast, the average age of each male is 4.5 years old than that of the actual age. At the same time, the male body fat, compared with the female, is 3.5 times as high as that of the female.

Although Australian women are healthier than men, 49% of Australian women are still overweight and 15% have high blood pressure.

In addition, Australian women should also pay attention to heart health. It is reported that in 2016, Australian women's cardiovascular risk and disease report has pointed out that heart disease is the top killer of Australian women, and more than 31 thousand Australian women die from heart disease every year.

In this regard, the lead researcher, Luo Chang (Maja-Lisa Lochan), said that many women did not recognize the symptoms of heart disease and had not been treated in time.