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Non-modifiable risk factors

There are multiple non-modifiable risk factors that contribute to developing cardiovascular disease. Watch Dr Chris Jones explain more.

Cardiovascular disease develops as a result of non-modifiable and modifiable risk factors. In this video, Dr Chris Jones, introduces non-modifiable risk factors that lead to cardiovascular disease, such as age, gender and familial history.

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Heart Health: A Beginner's Guide to Cardiovascular Disease

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