Reducing health inequalities for South Asian population

By Stuart Shepherd2006-11-27T10:00:00

Knowledge that the risk of dying prematurely from coronary heart disease is 50 per cent higher in the South Asian community - immigrants from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka - than in the indigenous population has been available for more than half a century.

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