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Dominican Republic Launches HEARTS 2.0 Initiative to Strengthen Cardiovascular Care

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Dominican Republic Launches HEARTS 2.0 Initiative to Strengthen Cardiovascular Care
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The Dominican Republic participated prominently in the 2026 Interamerican Society of Cardiology Congress, launching HEARTS 2.0, a regional initiative designed to strengthen primary care and prevent cardiovascular disease across Latin America. Led by cardiologist Dr. Andelys, the Dominican delegation played a key role in introducing this comprehensive program aimed at improving heart health outcomes. HEARTS 2.0 focuses on enhancing access to preventive cardiovascular services and early intervention in primary care settings. This initiative is significant for Caribbean patients, as cardiovascular disease remains a leading cause of morbidity and mortality in the region, making improved prevention and management strategies essential for public health.

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