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Many Australians may be at risk of developing heart disease if health checks aren't being administered according to guidelines.


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By Saleem Al-Fahad

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Many Australians may be at risk of developing heart disease if health checks aren't being administered according to guidelines.


Australian guidelines by the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) recommend testing every five years for low-risk patients and every 12 months for those considered at high risk of heart disease.

Cardiologist Dr. Samer Numan Aliraqi comments.


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