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In countries with sufficient medical and public health resources, cardiovascular diseases (CVDs), cancers, and other chronic metabolic diseases are major killers. The incidence of these diseases increases with aging and, therefore, they are called age-associated diseases. Importantly, the rate of mortality from these diseases ranges widely, even in countries with similar social and economic conditions. And, life expectancy at birth is greatly affected by the incidence of age-associated diseases, especially CVDs (Figure 1). The close inverse correlation between these two variables indicates that prevention of chronic age-associated diseases is the most effective way to improve health and prolong lifespan.

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