Key result
High-income groups in Delhi showed considerable differences in the incidence of atherosclerosis, fat intake, and serum cholesterol levels compared to low-income groups.
Why the study?
Are there differences in dietary fat intake, serum cholesterol levels, and incidence of atherosclerosis between high-income and low-income groups in Delhi?
Population
High-income and low-income groups (industrial and rural) in Delhi
Design
Cross-sectional
Authors
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May indicate socioeconomic disparities affect cardiovascular risk factors in urban India; leaves open the need for longitudinal confirmation before clinical application.
Observational
Are there differences in dietary fat intake, serum cholesterol levels, and incidence of atherosclerosis between high-income and low-income groups in Delhi?
This early observational study highlights differences in dietary fat, cholesterol, and atherosclerosis incidence between socioeconomic groups in India.
Padmavati et al. (1959) conducted an observational in Atherosclerosis. High-income status vs. Low-income status was evaluated on Incidence of atherosclerosis, fat intake, and serum cholesterol levels. High-income groups in Delhi showed considerable differences in the incidence of atherosclerosis, fat intake, and serum cholesterol levels compared to low-income groups.
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