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Empirical Studies on Concentration Riskcular diseases (e.g. congestive heart failure, stroke) impose an ever greater burden of suffering on individuals as our population ages. Many of the risk factors for CVD are known, and most are potentially modifiable. Physicians have an obligation to seek out risk factors and address them. As the in

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