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The Developing Heart - Clinical Implications of its Molecular Biology and Physiology (Hardcover, 1985 ed.)
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The Developing Heart - Clinical Implications of its Molecular Biology and Physiology (Hardcover, 1985 ed.)
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Heart disease, despite recent improvements, continues to be the
single most im portant cause of death and disability in the United
States. It is estimated that the direct cost of medical care for
cardiovascular disease is $6 billion dollars per year. Data
compiled by the National Center for Health Statistics reveal a
dramatic de cline in deaths from cardiovascular disease in the
United States (greater than 20% since 1968). This phenomenon has
been the subject of in-depth study. It is clear that the decline is
real and not a statistical artifact. The decrease in mortality has
been noted in all sections of the country, though the onset and
rate of decline varies in different regions of the country. Both
primary prevention, through changes in risk factors, and basic and
applied research leading to earlier recognition and im proved
treatment have contributed to the decline. They do not fully
explain the decline. Further research is needed to clarify this
issue. Clinical cardiologists have been exposed to a veritable
explosion of new knowl edge of mechanisms of cardiovascular
disease, development of new improved non-invasive diagnostic
techniques, and the pharmacodynamics of agents affect ing the
cardiovascular system. This new knowledge results from
contributions made by individuals from diverse disciplines
including cellular and molecular bi ologists, geneticists,
hematologists, cardiologists, and cardiovascular surgeons."
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