The epidemic of cardiovascular disease (CVD) is a global phenomenon, and the magnitude
of its increase in incidence and prevalence in low- and middle-income countries (LIMIC) has …

… disease burden than polluted water, soil contamination and occupational exposures combined
2 . The populations that are most vulnerable … 55% of the global population. Air pollution is …

… overrepresented in our study population given that 52% of participants are >65 years old. …
in response rate, especially among more vulnerable populations. However, BRFSS uses a dual…

… studies of early cardiovascular changes in those disease processes have … cardiovascular
diseases in the developing world, as well as potential opportunities provided by early disease …

… vulnerable population. Depression commonly afflicts patients with cardiovascular disease
(CVD) and contributes to poor psychiatric, functional, and cardiovascular outcomes. Despite …

… vulnerability to a range of health issues. Citation49 – Citation51 Weinstein interviewed college
students regarding their perceived vulnerability to … of general population being concerned …

… We then learned that these populations lacked access to testing and rapid results, which …
resulted in unsafe situations for vulnerable populations who comprise a disproportionate share …

… overall in the population. Shifts in the population distribution reduce the number of persons
at risk; even small shifts decrease the number of persons in the most vulnerable tail of the …

… Among older homeless men, cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of death.
The objective of this study was to examine cardiovascular risk factors in a representative …

… : cardiac disease, fertility, infectious diseases, osteoporosis and psychiatry. In comparison,
in the studies not targeting women but addressing gender differences, six focused on …