Experts say Australia appears 'willing to tolerate' rheumatic heart disease
Australia is criticised for being "willing to tolerate" some of the world's highest rates of rheumatic heart disease. Today global health leaders in Perth will endorse a bold plan to eradicate the disease by 2040.
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