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New EIU report shows lack of integrated follow up care can increase risk of subsequent heart attack or stroke in APAC economies

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HONG KONG, Jun 24, 2020 - (ACN Newswire) - Rehabilitation services designed to keep patients well and prevent their hospital readmission is key to reducing the incidence and cost of recurring (secondary) heart attacks or strokes (2). However, these services across the region remain underdeveloped (1).

This is according to a white paper "The cost...

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New EIU report shows lack of integrated follow up care can increase risk of subsequent heart attack or stroke in APAC economies

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