June 10, 2019Open Access

Three Public Health Interventions Could Save 94 Million Lives in 25 Years

VKVasilis KontisImperial College London LCLaura K. CobbSave the Children CMColin MathersGlobal Forum for Health Research

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Three effective interventions can save almost 100 million lives globally within 25 years. National and international efforts to scale up these interventions should be a focus of cardiovascular disease prevention programs.

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