Keywords
сardiovascular diseases, patients at high cardiovascular risks, prevention.
How to Cite
Diadyk, A., Bagrii, A., Zaitseva, O., Khomenko, M., Bagrii, Y., & Yakovenko, V. (2015). Effective approaches for the primary prevention of cardiovascular diseases (Lecture 2). The Practitioner, (3), 7-11. Retrieved from https://plr.com.ua/index.php/journal/article/view/227
Abstract
This review lecture presents the results of the analysis for the problems of cardiovascular diseases’ prevention that is especially important for Ukraine: in our country, issues of the cardiovascular, cerebral vascular and peripheral vascular patronage are still unaccepted by a majority of both doctors and patients. It is the real implementation of preventive approaches among the general population that most experts consider the most effective way to improve the performance of the cardiovascular morbidity and mortality worldwide. The issues of primary prevention in patients at high cardiovascular risk such as overweight and obesity, regular physical activity, diet, hormone replacement therapy are analyzed.
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