4M
personas mueren cada año por ECV en el Sudeste Asiático
Las enfermedades cardiovasculares son responsables de casi un tercio de todas las muertes en el Sudeste Asiático, matando a 4 millones de personas cada año.
Además de la hipertensión arterial y una dieta poco saludable, la contaminación atmosférica es uno de los principales factores de riesgo de ECV en la región, ya que es responsable de casi el 17% de todas las muertes y del 28% de las relacionadas con ECV.
Las muertes por enfermedades no transmisibles han aumentado un 58% en los últimos 30 años
La contaminación atmosférica es responsable de casi 1 de cada 3 muertes relacionadas con ECV en la región
Nuestros miembros
Últimas noticias
Countdown to EU Cardiovascular Health Plan: Key Stakeholders Gather at EACH Summit
WHF welcomes the first EU Cardiovascular Health Plan Every day in Europe, cardiovascular disease kills 5,000 people, yet it rarely makes the headlines. As Europe’s, and the world’s, leading cause of death, it demands both urgent attention and action. With the upcoming EU Cardiovascular Health Plan, the EU takes a major step to prioritise heart […]
Advancing heart health through strong global policy: reflections from COP11 and COP30
In 2025, the World Heart Federation continued its advocacy at the forefront of global health by addressing the intersecting threats of tobacco, environmental degradation, and climate change, which together pose a growing burden on cardiovascular health worldwide. These issues are closely connected: the tobacco industry contributes to deforestation, soil degradation, and greenhouse gas emissions, while cigarette filters […]
Rejecting Harmful Narratives: Safeguarding Tobacco Control from Industry Interference
This statement was delivered by the World Heart Federation at the Eleventh session of the Conference of the Parties to the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control. Madame Chair, Distinguished Delegates, The World Heart Federation applauds Parties for reaffirming their commitments under Articles 5.2(b) and 5.3 of the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control. […]
Tobacco’s Hidden Toll: Addressing Tobacco’s Impact on Our Planet
This statement was delivered by the World Heart Federation at the Eleventh session of the Conference of the Parties to the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control Honourable Chair, Distinguished Delegates, The World Heart Federation commends Parties for the progress made in protecting the environment from tobacco-related harms and product waste. The impact of […]
