Why Is the Rate of Heart Disease and Stroke In the U.S. High?

Why Is the Rate of Heart Disease and Stroke In the U.S. High? (0:20)

There have been fewer deaths from heart disease and stroke, but the rate in the U.S. population has remained high. Watch the video to learn from Dr. Robin Miller why the rate of heart disease and stroke is still high in the U.S..

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