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Sep 3, 2019 • 3 tweets • 4 min read • Read on X
Presenting now #ESCCongress—#CVD remains leading cause of mortality globally, accounting for 40% of deaths, but in HIC, #cancer is now responsible for twice as many deaths: findings from #PUREStudy

Free to read with reg until Sept 10 #LancetCardiology hubs.ly/H0kyVcg0 Image
Presenting now #ESCCongress—Modifiable risk factors account for 70% of all #CVD cases globally, with wide variation is risk factors between countries: findings from #PUREStudy

Free to read with reg until Sept 10 #LancetCardiology
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Cancer's global epidemiological transition and growth: Comment by Jonathan Kocarnik on #PUREStudy published today for #ESCCongress

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