The integration of preventative cardiology and public health is transforming how cardiovascular diseases are managed on a global scale. Focusing on education, early interventions, and population-based strategies, this field works to mitigate preventable risk factors such as smoking, physical inactivity, and poor dietary habits. Advances in predictive tools, such as genetic risk profiling and AI-driven analytics, are aiding clinicians in identifying high-risk individuals before symptoms arise. Public health campaigns continue to emphasize equitable access to resources like blood pressure screenings and cholesterol management. This collective effort bridges clinical care and societal action, aiming to build a healthier, heart-conscious future.
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