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Rising global cardiovascular risks and prevention efforts

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Latest: World Heart Day initiatives target global cardiovascular disease prevention

Medical experts continue to highlight an increasing trend of cardiovascular risks among younger populations. Research indicates that approximately one-third of women aged 20 to 44 could develop heart disease by 2050, dri

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Global and regional cardiovascular health initiatives

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Latest: World Heart Day initiatives promote prevention in Croatia and Serbia

As World Heart Day is observed on September 29, 2026, the global campaign ‘Don’t Miss a Beat’—led by the World Heart Federation and the World Health Organization—continues to emphasize the recognition of silent symptoms

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Atypical heart disease symptom awareness

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Latest: Heart attack symptoms can be subtle or atypical

Medical experts are highlighting that heart disease and heart attack symptoms can be subtle or atypical, often presenting without classic chest pain. Reported symptoms include shortness of breath, nausea, dizziness, palp

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Cardiovascular disease mortality in South America

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Latest: Cardiovascular diseases cause approximately 30% of deaths in Argentina and Chile

Cardiovascular diseases represent a major cause of mortality across several South American nations. In Ecuador, ischemic heart diseases were identified as the primary cause of death in 2024, with 14,471 fatalities record