Observational (n=134)
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The study highlights the importance of routine ECG and blood pressure screening in detecting subclinical myocardial damage and predicting cardiovascular mortality risk in the general adult population.
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May indicate rising subclinical risk in midlife women; hypothesis-generating and should not yet change screening practice.
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Takasugi et al. (1976) conducted an observational in Cardiovascular risk factors (n=134). Aging (5-year follow-up) vs. Baseline (1968) was evaluated on Serial changes in electrocardiographic findings and blood pressure.
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