Education degree predicts cardiovascular outcomes in men suffering from erectile dysfunction.

In ED subjects, lower level of education is associated with a more severely impaired erectile function with atherogenic pathogenesis and with a worse cardio-metabolic profile. In addition, a lower level of education predicts forthcoming MACE. Therefore, education level should be considered as a costless but valuable information in the assessment of CV risk in patients with ED. This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved.