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Stress and Coronary Heart Disease
Ergonomics, 1973There has been a rapid increase in the rates of illness and death due to coronary heart disease in most Western countries. Several factors such as a diet rich in fat, hypertension, age, male sex, increased serum cholesterol, cigarette smoking and a sedentary life have been associated with coronary heart disease.
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Genetics and Coronary Heart Disease
Future Cardiology, 2005Genetic analysis is absolutely required to understand the architecture of complex diseases such as coronary heart disease, and such knowledge may lead to important advances in the diagnosis and treatment of the disease. On the other hand, there is presently little theoretical and empirical evidence supporting the idea that large-scale diagnostic and ...
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"Coronary heart disease" is not tautologous
BMJ, 2001EDITOR—Gilroy repeats a common misconception in suggesting that the term “coronary heart disease” is a new term and that it is a tautology.1 It is an established North American term, to be preferred to the British synonym “ischaemic heart disease,” which dominates recent editions of the International Classification of Diseases …
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Diet and coronary heart disease
Nursing Standard, 2002Diet is important in the prevention and treatment of coronary heart disease. Nurses are key in providing and reinforcing consistent dietary messages as part of the multidisciplinary team.
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Flavonoids in coronary heart disease
Thrombosis Research, 2015• Some flavonoids act on coronary artery by enhancing the activity of endothelium-independent relaxing agents;
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Occupation and Coronary Heart Disease
Archives of Internal Medicine, 1959An alternative title to my paper might be "pathology of inactivity" or, even, "occupational hazards of sedentary and light work." Technical development has involved a drastic reduction of physical activity in work, in transportation, and probably in leisure too. Indications are that this trend will continue and increase.
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Age and coronary heart disease
DMW - Deutsche Medizinische Wochenschrift, 2004M, Lins, R, Simon
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