The downright U.S. health trend documented over the past 30 years of reduction in risk for heart disease is not as strong as is widely perceived - and, in fact, the trend has flattened, by the book to a new breakdown of subject data by Mayo Clinic. This suggests that the public health resist of curbing heart disease may be greater than is consistently thought, says Francisco Lopez-Jimenez, M.D.

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