# data[].attributes.body
The article explains that CVD will continue impacting millions of people and will continue being the leading cause of death. They explain that in order to improve the CVD burden there needs to approaches that include biological, environmental, political ideas as well as social determinants. Including such aspects will help structure approaches that will be successful in addressing different problems associated with CVD.

# data[].attributes.body
The article focused on research for the implementation of CVD risk scoring. Their research found that implementing a CVD risk indicators could help develop clinical prediction models, build data resources for disadvantaged communities, etc. They explain that there would also be some challenges in this development such as that there's no established national registries for CVD and most importantly there's not enough collaborations between government and science/health agencies. This article highlights how CVD can only be eradicated if different stakeholders collaborate to create and deliver CVD response plans.

# data[].attributes.body
This infographic is great in educating people on the severity of CVD's as well as the reasons for taking care of our bodies. The infographic highlights how people are continuously impacted by CVD's so it's important to take steps that can prevent one from developing CVDs. The infographic focuses on changing human behavior, changing to behaviors that are more healthy and responsible.

# data[].attributes.body
This infographic shows how CVC is the biggest global disease burden and that in order for it to reduce, there needs to be changes in social behavior and health policies. The infographic highlight the aspects that will benefit from reducing CVD.

# data[].attributes.body
The article explains how CVD is America's leading cause of death and how the prevalence and deaths of CVD will increase substantially over the next 20 years. However, they highlight how these predictions don't have to become reality if the US healthcare system implements strategies and policies that can help prevent CVD in Americans. Some of these strategies include promoting diets that have a low-sodium intake, expanding affordable healthcare coverage, eliminating artificial trans fat, promoting physical activities especially in children, greater tobacco control, etc. If implemented, the US could see a reduction in CVD cases and if the strategies continue improving CVD could be eradicated.

# data[].attributes.body
For years cardiovascular disease (CVD) has been the leading cause of deaths globally. It affects people from all regions regardless of income. In order for CVD to reduce and be closer to reaching eradication there needs to be changes in human behavior as well as public policy. Some of these changes include promoting healthier lifestyles and creating policies that will make medical care more accessible.