Join a Yale Cardiovascular Medicine Grand Rounds lecture exploring the evolving landscape of cardiovascular diseases and their risk factors across global populations. Delve into key topics including epidemiologic and demographic transitions, coronary heart disease patterns, and the global disease burden. Examine groundbreaking studies like HOPE III and innovative interventions such as polypill strategies and SIM card technology applications. Learn about critical issues in cardiovascular health including hypertension management, neglected cardiovascular conditions, and penicillin prophylaxis. Engage with discussions on health inequities, international collaboration challenges, and effective interventions for low-resource settings. Understand the impact of smoking and data collection methodologies while exploring sustainable development goals and their relationship to cardiovascular health outcomes.
The Global Burden of Cardiovascular Diseases and Risks
Yale Cardiovascular Medicine Grand Rounds via YouTube
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Learning Objectives
Epidemiologic Transition
Early Studies
Methods Framework
Demographic Transition
Global Burden of Disease
Coronary Heart Disease
Risk Factors
Sustainable Development Goals
Hope III
Polypill
Hypertension
SIM Card
Interventions
The largest natural experiment
Neglected cardiovascular diseases
Penicillin prophylaxis
Summary
Questions
How have you found common ground
Working with investigators across international boundaries
Health inequities in the US
Interventions for lowresource settings
Impact of data collection
Randomization
Is smoking less influential
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Yale Cardiovascular Medicine Grand Rounds
