Cardiovascular disease--the world's leading cause of death--takes its greatest toll in developing countries. We can reduce this by 80%.
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The Institute of Medicine released a report today that outlines strategies to reduce the burden of cardiovascular disease in developing countries. The report, titled "Promoting cardiovascular health in the developing world: A critical challenge to achieve global health", provides a comprehensive, global approach towards tackling a problem that claims 30% of all deaths in developing countries...
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