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Asia-Pacific Heart Summit 2024, 18-19 October, Bangkok On 19 October 2024 the Ministry of Public Health-Department of Medical Services, National Health Security Office Thailand and the Asia-Pacific Cardiovascular Disease Association concluded a two-day Summit on
Press Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Inaugural Asia-Pacific Heart Summit Opens with Urgent Call for Action on Cardiovascular Disease and Health Equity Bangkok, Thailand – 18 October 2024 – The inaugural Asia-Pacific Heart Summit kicked-off today
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