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WHO Calls For United Effort To Reduce Premature Mortality From Cardiovascular Diseases

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CVDs are leading cause of death in South-East Asia Region with 3.6 million lives lost every year. To reduce deaths from cardiovascular diseases by one third by 2030, WHO plans to scale-up and integrate ongoing initiatives. All countries in the Region have adopted the WHO HEARTS package for countries to improve cardiovascular health in primary health care.
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While addressing the webinar ‘SEA HEARTS’ to promote heart health and to reduce premature mortality from cardiovascular diseases, strokes, and diabetes

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WHO Calls For United Effort To Reduce Premature Mortality From Cardiovascular Diseases

New Delhi:  On the occasion of World Health Day, World Health Organization on Thursday called for united effort to reduce mortality from cardiovascular

·Bhubaneswar, India
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Ommcom News broke the news in Bhubaneswar, India on Thursday, September 29, 2022.
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