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Abstract
Language plays a crucial role in the dissemination of cardiovascular research, shaping how findings are communicated, interpreted, and applied in clinical practice. As cardiovascular diseases remain the leading cause of mortality worldwide, the clarity, accessibility, and standardization of research publications are essential. This article explores the linguistic features of cardiovascular research articles, the dominance of English as the global scientific language, challenges faced by non-native researchers, and the impact of publication practices on knowledge dissemination. It also discusses strategies to improve inclusivity and clarity in scientific communication.[1]
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