Researchers at Imperial College London have found that achieving the UN set targets for six important health risks by 2025 can save up to 37 million deaths caused by cancers, diabetes, lung disease and cardiovascular disease. Published in iThe Lancet/i the study finds that achieving the targets can prevent over 37 million deaths from these diseases by 2025. The large majority of the extra deaths will be in low-to-middle-income nations. Targets for reducing ...
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