Deaths From Heart Disease And Strokes: About One In Four Are Preventable According To First-Of-Its-Kind CC Report

One In Four U.S. Heart Disease Deaths Could Be Prevented, CDC Says by Julie Steenhuysen .  Reuters.  September 3, 2013.

(1)  Among the preventable causes of heart disease in the report were _______________________
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(2)  Heart disease accounts for nearly ____________ deaths a year, about ____ percent of all U.S. deaths.

(3)  The states with the highest avoidable death rates were located primarily in the ___________.

(4)  The launch in 2014 of the health care law could help reduce avoidable deaths by providing coverage for routine access to __________________.

(5)  The preventable death decline in age group 65 to 74 may be because _________________________________.

(6)  Blacks were more than ___________ as whites to die from preventable heart disease and strokes.