Kazakhstan Lawmakers Propose Cardiovascular Disease Screening from Age 18

Kazakh lawmakers are proposing to lower the age for cardiovascular disease screening to 18, citing that 1.9 million people are under medical observation for such conditions. The current screening targets individuals over 30. The proposal also includes establishing specialized clinics and transforming the cardiology service, aiming to reduce cardiovascular disease levels by 5%.

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