Why the study?
Do raised levels of antibodies against oxLDL and cardiolipin predict myocardial infarction and MI-related death in healthy 50-year-old men?
Population
Healthy 50-year-old men
Design
Case-control
Follow-up
20 years
Authors
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Should not yet change risk assessment in midlife men; hypothesis-generating for antibody-based MI prediction.
Do raised levels of antibodies against oxLDL and cardiolipin predict myocardial infarction and MI-related death in healthy 50-year-old men?
Raised levels of antibodies against oxLDL and cardiolipin in healthy 50-year-old men are strong, independent predictors of future myocardial infarction and MI-related death.
Wu et al. (1997) studied this question.
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