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Aussies rife with Big Three risk factors

Megan Haggan 25/03/2015

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The National Heart Foundation says the release of the Cardiovascular disease, diabetes and chronic kidney disease—Australian facts: risk factors report is another wake up call for the Federal Government to commit to more health dollars being spent on prevention. Heart Foundation National CEO Mary Barry says it is shameful the Federal Government spends only 1.7%

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