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Thursday’s Question: A new study by The Lancet has found that THIS is now the top killer in the world’s richest countries, beating heart disease by causing twice as many deaths. What?

Posted on September 4, 2019 by Kat Walters

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The reason it’s the number one killer in the world’s richest countries may be because these countries have medicines to treat and prevent heart disease, while the same can’t be said for THIS.

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