+ Follow CVD Tag
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Physicians are strongly advised to assess patients for their global risk of cardiovascular disease and diabetes, according to a "call to action" from the American Heart Association and the American Diabetes Association.
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[Title] => The growing burden of atherothrombosis
[Summary] => Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of death in the Philippines. In 2001, according to the Department of Health, CVD was responsible for 28 percent of all deaths among Filipinos.
As a consequence, CVD exerts a huge and growing burden on the country’s limited resources for health services as well as on the patients and their families, many of whom pay medical services out-of-pocket.
Atherothrombosis, a progressive and life-threatening disease affecting the arteries throughout the body, is responsible for the majority of CVD cases.
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A woman’s heart is said to be, figuratively speaking, very resilient. It can take in a lot of heartaches, disappointments, hurts, betrayals and all sorts of emotional torture imaginable — and survive. Ask any wife who has seen her soldier husband killed in battle, or a mother who has witnessed her conjoined twin babies take their last breath. On the physical level, however, that same heart is not anywhere near invincible and is posing a serious threat to countless women’s lives.
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Although many women think that their greatest health problem is breast cancer, CVD remains to be the first cause of mortality among women. It is estimated that 500,000 women die each year because of CVD, exceeding the number of deaths because of other causes, including all forms of cancer.
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Physicians are strongly advised to assess patients for their global risk of cardiovascular disease and diabetes, according to a "call to action" from the American Heart Association and the American Diabetes Association.
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As a consequence, CVD exerts a huge and growing burden on the country’s limited resources for health services as well as on the patients and their families, many of whom pay medical services out-of-pocket.
Atherothrombosis, a progressive and life-threatening disease affecting the arteries throughout the body, is responsible for the majority of CVD cases.
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October 16, 2003 - 12:00am
