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| - | <box 49% round| > {{:w10.jpg|}} </box| Figure 3 - Bar Graph Indicating Increased Prevalence of Atrial Fibrillation in Men vs Women. (Benjamin et al., 2014)> | + | <box 49% round| > {{:w10.jpg|}} </box| Figure 3 : Bar Graph Indicating Increased Prevalence of Atrial Fibrillation in Men vs Women. (Benjamin et al., 2014)> |
| ==== Prevalence and Mortality Rate ==== | ==== Prevalence and Mortality Rate ==== | ||
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| - | <box 88% round | > {{:w07.jpg|}} </box| Figure 4 - Pie Chart Representing the Major Contribution of Ischemic Heart Disease as Compared with Other Cardiovascular Diseases. (Wong, 2014)> | + | <box 88% round | > {{:w07.jpg|}} </box| Figure 4 : Pie Chart Representing the Major Contribution of Ischemic Heart Disease as Compared with Other Cardiovascular Diseases. (Wong, 2014)> |
| ==== Global and Regional DALY ==== | ==== Global and Regional DALY ==== | ||
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| - | <box 44% round | > {{:w02.jpg|}} </box| Figure 5 - Observed Increase in Global DALY Measurement (WHO, n.d.)> | + | <box 44% round | > {{:w02.jpg|}} </box| Figure 5 : Observed Increase in Global DALY Measurement (WHO, n.d.)> |
| - | <box 44% round | > {{:w01.jpg|}} </box| Figure 6 - Observed Increase in South-East Asian DALY Measurement (WHO, n.d.)> | + | <box 44% round | > {{:w01.jpg|}} </box| Figure 6 : Observed Increase in South-East Asian DALY Measurement (WHO, n.d.)> |
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| Regular physical activity has been shown to improve symptoms and reduce mortality in patients with CAD. According to a study conducted in 2001, patients in the training group experienced fewer cardiac events and had a lower number of hospital readmissions. The total mortality of patients with CAD was found to be reduced by about 27% and 31%, as a result of the exercise training (Erbs, Linke & Hambrecht, 2006), (Jolliffe, Rees, Taylor, Thompson, Oldridge,& Ebrahim, 2001). | Regular physical activity has been shown to improve symptoms and reduce mortality in patients with CAD. According to a study conducted in 2001, patients in the training group experienced fewer cardiac events and had a lower number of hospital readmissions. The total mortality of patients with CAD was found to be reduced by about 27% and 31%, as a result of the exercise training (Erbs, Linke & Hambrecht, 2006), (Jolliffe, Rees, Taylor, Thompson, Oldridge,& Ebrahim, 2001). | ||
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| ======Future Global Burden====== | ======Future Global Burden====== | ||
