Peer-reviewed research on heart health metrics was published by the American Heart Association and academic partners, including the University of Vermont.
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What happened
Peer-reviewed research on heart health metrics was published by the American Heart Association and academic partners, including the University of Vermont.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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American Heart Association
US nonprofit funding cardiovascular medical research, educating consumers on healthy living, and fostering cardiac care
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University of Vermont
public research university in Burlington, Vermont, USA
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