Reflections of preventive cardiology history, it´s development and look to the future are mentioned. The main problems of primary and secondary prevention for atherosclerotic cardiovascular diseases are presented. New ways to the prevention improvement are sketched in the field of physician care, inside the whole society and throught the new technologies.
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