Key result
Cost-effective strategies exist at the population and individual levels for reducing cardiovascular disease in developing countries, guided by adequate assessment of underlying risk.
Population
Populations in the developing world (low- and middle-income countries) at risk for cardiovascular disease
Design
Review
Authors
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Supports risk-guided CVD strategies in developing countries; leaves open prospective implementation trials.
Cost-effective interventions and adequate risk assessment are essential to mitigate the growing social and economic burden of cardiovascular disease in the developing world.
Thomas A. Gaziano (2007) conducted a review in Cardiovascular disease. Cost-effective strategies for reducing CVD was evaluated. Cost-effective strategies exist at the population and individual levels for reducing cardiovascular disease in developing countries, guided by adequate assessment of underlying risk.
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