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Chronic heart failure has an overall population prevalence of 1-3% and a 5-year mortality of 75% following a first hospital admission, posing a major healthcare challenge.
Chronic heart failure represents a massive and growing healthcare burden with high mortality and significant resource utilization.
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Underscores urgent need for HF resource allocation and prevention; leaves open optimal strategies amid aging populations and rising post-MI survival.
McMurray et al. (2002) conducted a review in Chronic heart failure. Chronic heart failure has an overall population prevalence of 1-3% and a 5-year mortality of 75% following a first hospital admission, posing a major healthcare challenge.
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