Table 1.

Percent change from probability of death from cerebrovascular disease, heart disease, and cardiovascular disease by gender and four risk factors

Gender	Outcome	Percent change between 2010–2014 and 2020–2024	Percent change if the smoking target was reached	People who would be saved from death if the smoking target was reached	Percent change if the hypertension target was reached	People who would be saved from death if the hypertension target was reached	Percent change if the diabetes target was reached	People who would be saved from death if the diabetes target was reached	Percent change if the hyperlipidaemia target was reached	People who would be saved from death if the hyperlipidaemia target was reached
Men
	Heart disease	5.0% (9.7 to 0.5)	−4.8% (−0.6 to −8.8)	2628 (2485 to 2782)	2.1% (6.7 to −2.3)	751 (718 to 785)	4.3% (9.0 to −0.2)	180 (173 to 187)	1.7% (6.2 to −2.6)	888 (841 to 939)
	Cerebrovascular disease	−26.3% (−22.1 to −30.2)	−33.5%(−29.8 to −37.0)	1077 (1006 to 1155)	−29.2% (−25.1 to −33.0)	415 (394 to 438)	−26.7% (−22.5 to −30.7)	62 (59 to 65)	−27.5% (−23.3 to −31.3)	179(166 to 193)
	Cardiovascular disease	−6.0% (−1.7 to −10.1)	−14.5% (−10.6 to −18.3)	3706 (3543 to 3868)	−8.8% (−4.6 to −12.8)	1166 (1127 to 1205)	−6.6% (−2.3 to −10.7)	242 (234 to 250)	−8.5% (−4.2 to −12.5)	1067 (1019 to 1116)
Women
	Heart disease	−21.5% (−15.0 to −27.4)	−24.1% (−17.9 to −29.7)	102 (90 to 115)	−23.7% (−17.4 to −29.5)	183 (171 to 197)	−22.1% (−15.6 to −28.0)	46 (43 to 50)	−24.0% (−17.7 to −29.7)	211 (194 to 229)
	Cerebrovascular disease	−37.5% (−31.4 to −43.0)	−39.7% (−33.8 to −44.9)	57 (50 to 66)	−39.8% (−33.8 to −45.1)	124 (115 to 135)	−37.9% (−31.7 to −43.3)	19 (18 to 21)	−38.5% (−32.4 to −43.9)	55 (49 to 61)
	Cardiovascular disease	−27.5% (−21.2 to −33.2)	−29.9% (−23.9 to −35.3)	159 (145 to 173)	−29.7% (−23.6 to −35.3)	307 (292 to 322)	−28.0% (−21.7 to −33.7)	66 (62 to 68)	−29.4% (−23.2 to −34.9)	265 (248 to 284)