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We play a major role in bringing the CV community together to drive transformational change.
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By 2025, our aim is to reduce premature deaths from CVD by at least 25%.
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To share science, best practice and resources, acting as a global thought leader and catalyst for positive change.
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We lead the global advocacy effort for action to prevent, control and reduce the global burden of CVD.
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All our programmes and partnerships are aimed at creating awareness of CVD as a priority issue across the globe.
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“Signs of the heart”: Heart failure public awareness campaign of the Portuguese Society of Cardiology
The Heart Foundation of Australia launches the Australian Heart Maps
Heart Friends Around The World Get Heart Better
PVRI launched a new e-learning course: Digital Clinic
ICCPR offers cardiac rehab delivery certification for trainees and allied health care providers
The Heart Foundation of Australia joins forces with the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry to launch “Business Women Champions of the Heart”
The British Heart Foundation launches the Big Beat Challenge at the European Society of Cardiology Congress
The Canadian Cardiovascular Society (CCS) launches a new e-Guidelines website
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