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The WHO MONICA Project was established to measure trends in cardiovascular mortality and morbidity and their relationship to risk factors across a population of 10 million adults aged 35-64.
Observational (n=10,000,000)
Yes
The WHO MONICA Project provides a standardized methodology to measure trends in cardiovascular mortality, morbidity, and risk factors across 26 countries.
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Supports multinational CV surveillance; leaves open need for updated protocols in current populations.
A 1989 study conducted an observational in Cardiovascular mortality and morbidity (n=10,000,000). Changes in risk factor levels and medical care was evaluated on Trends in cardiovascular mortality and morbidity. The WHO MONICA Project was established to measure trends in cardiovascular mortality and morbidity and their relationship to risk factors across a population of 10 million adults aged 35-64.
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