The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
even though cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death um in Men in women in the United States but also in the world um it doesn't need to be it really really really doesn't need to be and it is a very bizarre tragedy that you know 19 million people a year still die from cardiovascular disease um given how much we know about what causes it and how many tools we have to prevent it
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even though cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death um in Men in women in the United States but also in the world um it doesn't need to be it really really doesn't need to be
even though cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death um in Men in women in the United States but also in the world um it doesn't need to be it really really doesn't need to be
it is a very bizarre tragedy that you know 19 million people a year still die from cardiovascular disease um given how much we know about what causes it and how many tools we have to prevent it
ascvd cardiovascular disease it's the leading cause of death globally
um asbd atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease which is the leading cause of death in the United States and globally it's leading cause of death for men and women