Thought LeadersProfessor Eric de Groot Department of GastroenterologyUniversity of Amsterdam
For World Heart Day and as part of its core focus on leveraging its extensive knowledge, compassion and influence to improve patient outcomes worldwide, Atlantia Clinical Trials recently interviewed Professor Eric de Groot (Amsterdam, Netherlands).
Strictly speaking, I would be in favor of considerably more attention being paid to nutrition and physical education for school-age children - key nutritional opportunities to help prevent cardiovascular disease/or improve and maintain heart health (for example, functional foods, etc.)
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