The interrelationship of serum cholesterol, hypertension, body weight, and risk of coronary disease: Results of the first ten years' follow-up in the Los Angeles Heart Study

摘要: Abstract Results during more than ten years' follow-up of the Los Angeles Heart Study population reveal differences in factors associated with risk myocardial infarction or sudden death compared to angina pectoris. High incidence was related primarily high serum cholesterol levels, and pectoris hypertension. Relative weight had little no effect on these risks other accounted for by association levels Comparison according combined blood pressure, cholesterol, relative patterns are presented. The implications findings preventive measures further studies discussed.