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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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"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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Prevention of Coronary Heart Disease
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1981Since the release last year of the Surgeon General's report "Health Promotion and Disease Prevention," also titled "Healthy People," there has been a well-orchestrated effort to involve much of the medical body politic—the profession, its specialty societies, and the voluntary health organizations—in a campaign to heighten the preventive medicine ...
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Stress and Coronary Heart Disease
Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 1987openaire +2 more sources

