EuroAction demonstrates reduction in CVD
5th Sep 2005, 20:20 GMT
Stockholm, Sweden: Early results from the EuroAction hospital project, announced today at the European Society of Cardiology, demonstrate how a nurse-led multidisciplinary programme, organised in busy general hospitals, can help coronary patients and their families to reduce their risk of major cardiovascular disease (CVD).
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