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The age at onset of heart and other cardiovascular-renal diseases exhibits distinct statistical patterns that can be characterized epidemiologically. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.INCREMENTAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

January 1, 1950Public Health Reports (1896-1970)Open Access

Statistical Studies of Heart Disease: VI. Age at Onset of Heart and Other Cardiovascular-Renal Diseases

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TWTheodore D. WoolseyNational Center for Health Statistics

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Provides historical age-at-onset benchmarks for cardiovascular-renal diseases; leaves open relevance to modern risk profiles and prevention.

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Theodore D. Woolsey (1950) studied this question.

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Women and heart disease

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Provides historical age-at-onset benchmarks for cardiovascular-renal diseases; leaves open relevance to modern risk profiles and prevention.

Statistical Studies of Heart Disease: VI. Age at Onset of Heart and Other Cardiovascular-Renal Diseases

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