Title | Prevention of Coronary Heart Disease: Diet, Lifestyle and Risk Factors in the Seven Countries Study [electronic resource] / edited by Daan Kromhout, Alessandro Menotti, Henry Blackburn |
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Imprint | Boston, MA : Springer US : Imprint: Springer, 2002 |
Connect to | http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-1117-5 |
Descript | XIV, 267 p. online resource |
1. Part I: Background and the burden of cardiovascular diseases -- 1.1. Objectives and history of the Seven Countries Study -- 1.2. Populations and organization of the surveys in the Seven Countries Study -- 1.3. Prevalence and incidence of cardiovascular diseases in the Seven Countries Study -- 1.4. Cardiovascular and all-causes mortality patterns in the Seven Countries Study -- 2 Part II: Diet, lifestyle and coronary heart disease -- 2.1. Diet and coronary heart disease in the Seven Countries Study -- 2.2. Diet and coronary heart disease in the Zutphen Study -- 2.3. Cigarette smoking, coronary heart disease and all-causes mortality in the Seven Countries Study -- 2.4. Alcohol and coronary heart disease in the Seven Countries Study -- 2.5. Physical activity, physical fitness and coronary heart disease in the Seven Countries Study -- 3 Part III: Biological risk factors and coronary heart disease -- 3.1 Serum cholesterol and coronary heart disease in the Seven Countries Study -- 3.2 Blood pressure and cardiovascular diseases in the Seven Countries Study -- 3.3 Body fatness, coronary heart disease and all-causes mortality in the Seven Countries Study -- 3.4 Type 2 diabetes, glucose tolerance and cardiovascular diseases in the Seven Countries Study -- 3.5 Electrocardiographic predictors of coronary heart disease in the Seven Countries Study -- 3.6 Multivariate analysis of major risk factors and coronary risk in the Seven Countries Study -- 4 Part IV: Implications of findings of the Seven Countries Study -- 4.1 Risk factors for global coronary risk in preventive and clinical cardiology -- 4.2 Diet, lifestyle and prevention of coronary heart disease The integration of observational and experimental evidence -- 4.3 Epilogue for the Seven Countries Study