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Study design: Editorial. Population: Atherosclerosis and coronary heart disease. Intervention: Life style modification. Primary outcome: Coronary mortality.

March 17, 1983New England Journal of Medicine

Changing U.S. Life Style and Declining Vascular Mortality — A Retrospective

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Lifestyle modification and socioeconomic evolution were discussed as pragmatic approaches to preventing coronary heart disease and reducing vascular mortality.

Design

Editorial

Authors

WWWeldon J. WalkerLoma Linda University

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Implication

Discusses the pragmatic versus academic views on atherosclerosis and the impact of lifestyle changes on declining vascular mortality in the United States.

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Population

Atherosclerosis and coronary heart disease

Exposure / Comparator

Life style modification

Primary Outcome

Coronary mortality

Discusses the pragmatic versus academic views on atherosclerosis and the impact of lifestyle changes on declining vascular mortality in the United States.

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Weldon J. Walker (1983) conducted an editorial in Atherosclerosis and coronary heart disease. Life style modification was evaluated on Coronary mortality. Lifestyle modification and socioeconomic evolution were discussed as pragmatic approaches to preventing coronary heart disease and reducing vascular mortality.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a93cb1397de18b87975ff36 https://doi.org/10.1056/nejm198303173081109

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Discusses the pragmatic versus academic views on atherosclerosis and the impact of lifestyle changes on declining vascular mortality in the United States.

Changing U.S. Life Style and Declining Vascular Mortality — A Retrospective

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Changing U.S. Life Style and Declining Vascular Mortality — A Retrospective

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