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‎Cardiovascular diseases: Here are the foods and lifestyles young people must avoid — Physician Specialist advises

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Heart disease and stroke have accounted for more deaths in Ghanaian hospitals than any other recorded cause since 2016. Dr Florence Akumiah, a Physician Specialist and Cardiology Fellow in training at the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital, said this at a media engagement in Accra on Tuesday to mark World Heart Day.

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