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Modelling the impact of compliance with WHO salt recommendations on cardiovascular mortality in Russia

16 April 2021 (08:27 - 08:36)
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Miss Dinara Mukaneeva

National Research Center for Preventive Medicine, Moscow (Russian Federation)

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There is a silver lining: carbon footprint reduction by holding Preventive Cardiology conference 2020 virtually
Mrs T. Batool (Hasselt, BE)
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Circadian misalignment is associated with a high cardiovascular risk among shift workers: is this an opportunity for prevention in occupational settings?
Doctor S. Gamboa Madeira (Lisbon, PT)
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ESC Preventive Cardiology 2021

16 April 2021 08:27 CET
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