January 1, 2003Circulation JournalOpen Access

Japan's Contribution to Research on Cardiovascular Disease.

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Population

Journal articles published in 1991-2000 in the MEDLINE database related to cardiovascular disease

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Authors

YHYasuaki HayashinoTenri Hospital MRMahbubur RahmanLeading University TFTsuguya FukuiShowa University

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Implication

Japan's high output volume warrants caution when applying findings clinically; challenges assumptions of uniform global research quality.

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Population

Journal articles published in 1991-2000 in the MEDLINE database related to cardiovascular disease

Outcome

Number of articles having an affiliation with a Japanese institution, and proportions of RCT, case-control/cohort study, and case reports

While Japan ranked 2nd globally in total cardiovascular research output from 1991-2000, its contribution to high-quality clinical research like RCTs and cohort studies remained disproportionately low.

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Hayashino et al. (2003) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a20e4e169aa0ec678ecb38b https://doi.org/10.1253/circj.67.103

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Japan's Contribution to Research on Cardiovascular Disease.

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Japan's Contribution to Research on Cardiovascular Disease.

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