A Bold Vision for a Healthier World: Lifestyle-First Medicine.

Am J Lifestyle Med

College of Medicine, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH, USA (ARM).

Published: October 2024

A call to action from the recently published Doha Declaration, including guiding principles for Lifestyle Medicine integration as an evolution to Lifestyle-First Medicine for global healthcare.

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