Preface
Salt intake reduction efforts: advances and challenges
Cardiovascular Diagnosis and Therapy
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:169-171
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(01 June 2015)
Review Article
An overview of salt intake reduction efforts in the Gulf Cooperation Council countries
Cardiovascular Diagnosis and Therapy
2015;
5
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:172-177
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(01 June 2015)
Sodium intake reduction efforts in Lebanon
Cardiovascular Diagnosis and Therapy
2015;
5
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:178-185
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(01 June 2015)
WHO’s supported interventions on salt intake reduction in the sub-Saharan Africa region
Cardiovascular Diagnosis and Therapy
2015;
5
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:186-190
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(01 June 2015)
Salt reduction and hypertension in China: a concise state-of-the-art review
Cardiovascular Diagnosis and Therapy
2015;
5
(3)
:191-196
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(01 June 2015)
Original Article
Sodium content in processed foods in Argentina: compliance with the national law
Cardiovascular Diagnosis and Therapy
2015;
5
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:197-206
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(01 June 2015)
Salt reduction in Australia: from advocacy to action
Cardiovascular Diagnosis and Therapy
2015;
5
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:207-218
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(01 June 2015)
Artificial neural network modeling using clinical and knowledge independent variables predicts salt intake reduction behavior
Cardiovascular Diagnosis and Therapy
2015;
5
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:219-228
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(01 June 2015)
Developing a national salt reduction strategy for Mongolia
Cardiovascular Diagnosis and Therapy
2015;
5
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:229-237
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(01 June 2015)
Brief Report
The World Hypertension League: where now and where to in salt reduction
Cardiovascular Diagnosis and Therapy
2015;
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:238-242
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(01 June 2015)
Perspective
The strides to reduce salt intake in Brazil: have we done enough?
Cardiovascular Diagnosis and Therapy
2015;
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:243-247
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(01 June 2015)
Arts and Medicine
Salt Labyrinth
Cardiovascular Diagnosis and Therapy
2015;
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:248
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(01 June 2015)
Disclosure:
The series “Salt Reduction dedicated to World Hypertension Day 2015” was commissioned by the editorial office, Cardiovascular Diagnosis and Therapy without any sponsorship or funding. Hussain Isma’eel, Paul Schoenhagen and Jacqui Webster served as the unpaid Guest Editors for the series.
