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Six risk factors, including high blood pressure and tobacco use, are identified as the leading global risk factors for death resulting from cardiovascular diseases, metabolic causes, and cancer.
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Highlights the global burden of noncommunicable diseases and the six leading risk factors contributing to cardiovascular, metabolic, and cancer-related deaths.
Narayan et al. (2010) conducted an editorial in Noncommunicable diseases. Six risk factors, including high blood pressure and tobacco use, are identified as the leading global risk factors for death resulting from cardiovascular diseases, metabolic causes, and cancer.
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