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According to Jomhouri's international service, Daniel A. Zoughbi, a project researcher at the Center for Global Health Services, Diplomacy and Economics at the University of California School of Public Health, examined this issue in an analysis for the Atlantic Council, exploring why cardiovascular diseases and diabetes have become the biggest silent killers of the Middle East and North Africa, writing: When we think of the forces killing people across the Middle East and North Africa, our minds inevitably turn to war and terrorism. However, the deadliest killer in this region carries no weapon. Its tools are salt, sugar and sitting. The numbers are staggering. Cardiovascular diseases claim approximately 1.4 million lives annually in this region; diabetes adds another 796,000 deaths to this toll. These so-called non-communicable diseases, along with other conditions such as stroke and mental health diseases, account for 74 percent of regional mortality./ Jomhouri

# The Silent Killer of the Middle East; When Salt, Sugar and Sedentary Living Become More Deadly Than War