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2 October 14:10

Cardiologist John Deanfield emphasizes the importance of prevention through gradual lifestyle changes to reduce cardiovascular risks.

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At the National Congress of Cardiology, Professor John Deanfield highlighted how prevention through simple measures, such as gradually quitting smoking and improving diet, can save lives and reduce costs in the healthcare system. He emphasized that addressing risk factors such as smoking, cholesterol, blood pressure, and diabetes through risk reduction strategies can have a significant impact on public health. Deanfield proposed a paradigm shift in preventive communication, urging concrete steps and support to improve cardiovascular health.

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