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Genomics and Genetics in Cardiovascular Disease
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This section addresses the origin and relevance of Framingham study to genomic epidemiology of heart disease whereby we explore the economic burden associated with chronic cardiovascular diseases, discuss the gene chromosomes associated with these complex diseases. Besides we accentuate the relevance of the family history approach (FHA) in the identification of intrafamilial risk factors underlying onset of cardiovascular disease and discuss the relevance of the health belief model in sensitizing at-risk groups to participate in primary preventive programs. Finally, we compare the technological and medical diagnostic management of cardiovascular disease in the developed and developing nations, and specify the natural pathways and approaches to heart health.
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