What disease is these risk factors for heart disease are leading? ?
Risk factors are: 1.) Cholesterol 2.) Pressure High Blood 3.) Smoking 4.) Diabetes mellitus 5.) Obesity Note: My question means that what will be the heart disease that is the effect of factors following risk.
Coronary artery disease, then death
How to reduce your heart disease risk factors
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Cholesterol, Diet & Heart Disease Film-Identifies three primary factors that can increase the risk of having heart attacks: smoking, high blood pressure, and elevated cholesterol levels. Cholesterol, Diet & Heart Disease Film-Identifies three primary factors that can increase the risk of having heart attacks: smoking, high blood pressure, and elevated cholesterol levels. Dr. Byran Brewer, Chief of the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute National Institutes of Health Warren Grant Magnuson Clinical Center Producer: National Institutes of Health Audio/Visual: sound, color Lang... |
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