The role of spoken language in cardiovascular health inequalities: a cross-sectional study of people with non-English language preference

RT @Joseph_w_Casey: Learning about the fantastic work of Lambeth Portuguese Wellbeing Partnership in developing Household Model to improve…

RT @Kings_SPHES: New paper! The role of spoken language in cardiovascular health inequalities: a cross-sectional study of people from no En…

New paper! The role of spoken language in cardiovascular health inequalities: a cross-sectional study of people from no English speaking backgrounds, https://t.co/sWMa1jbUfg #populationhealth@markashworth5@markashworth5?src=hashtag_click">#populationhealth@markashworth5>

Being Portuguese speaking is an independent risk factor for cardiovascular disease. Very relevant finding for @lusophones learning partnership with @GSTTCharity exploring preventative & community based solutions to support people with multiple long-te

#BJGPOpen Non-English language groups are at increased CV risk but there is equitable access to monitoring. https://t.co/0zobo9EiAD @KingsCollegeLon @lusophones https://t.co/nlAaLhxanB