Research Manager, Isfahan Cardiovascular Research Center.
Abstract
non-Communicable Disease (NCD) accounts for a large and increasing burden of disease worldwide. It is currently estimated that NCDs accounts for approximately 59% of global deaths and 43% of the global disease burden; this is projected to increase to 73% of deaths and 60% of disease burden by 2020.1 In comparison, NCDs in low- and middle-income populations accounts for 78% of the global NCD burden and for 85% of the global CVD burden of disease.2 Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) is the most important single cause of NCD, accounting in 2001 for 29% of all deaths and 10% of the global disease burden.3 The incidence of CVD has been rising steadily in low- and middle-income populations, so that approximately three-quarters of global deaths from CVD now occur in that populations.4
Baghaei,A. , Gharipoor,M. , Farhad,M. and Sarrafzadegan,N. (2010). SECONDARY PREVENTION IN CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES: CLOSING THE GAPS. (e10179). ARYA Atherosclerosis Journal, 1(2), e10179
MLA
Baghaei,A. , , Gharipoor,M. , , Farhad,M. , and Sarrafzadegan,N. . "SECONDARY PREVENTION IN CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES: CLOSING THE GAPS" .e10179 , ARYA Atherosclerosis Journal, 1, 2, 2010, e10179.
HARVARD
Baghaei A., Gharipoor M., Farhad M., Sarrafzadegan N. (2010). 'SECONDARY PREVENTION IN CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES: CLOSING THE GAPS', ARYA Atherosclerosis Journal, 1(2), e10179.
CHICAGO
A. Baghaei, M. Gharipoor, M. Farhad and N. Sarrafzadegan, "SECONDARY PREVENTION IN CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES: CLOSING THE GAPS," ARYA Atherosclerosis Journal, 1 2 (2010): e10179,
VANCOUVER
Baghaei A., Gharipoor M., Farhad M., Sarrafzadegan N. SECONDARY PREVENTION IN CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES: CLOSING THE GAPS. ARYA, 2010; 1(2): e10179.
