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The effect of coronary heart disease prevention on the prevention of non-cardiovascular diseases in cancer risk, leaving total mortality unchanged [7]. It is the present purpose to show that these concerns are unfounded, based on a comprehensive review of available data, bearing both on cancer and total mortality.

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The meaning and relevance of intervention trials in preventionof the negative trials poses problems only recently delt with in the literature. Issues of the sampling frame, exclusions, subjects eligible but not randomized, subgroup results, etc. and their influence on inference will be discussed, with the aim to redress the balance between randomised trials an

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Prospects for primary prevention of coronary heart diseasey depending on total/HDL-cholesterol ratio providing an efficient and practical means for assessing the joint effect of the two-way traffic of total cholesterol. Optimal treatment must improve this lipid profile. Diabetes on average doubles CHD mortality imparting greater risk in women than men and

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Development of coronary heart disease in familial hypercholesterolemiaespectively, and the treatment of heterozygotes with lipid-lowering drugs can be delayed until late adolescence..A new variant of low density lipoprotein (LDL) receptor gene (FH-Tonami-2) with 10kb deletion eliminating exons 2 and 3 deleted the first and second repeats of ligand binding domain of LD

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Effect of genes on levels and variability of risk factors for coronary heart diseaseonal risk factor screening, is a high level of genetically determined Lp(a) lipoprotein. It should be analyzed in any diagnostic work-up in cases of CHD occurring prior to the age of 60–65 as well as in any risk factor screening of populations..There is abundant evidence that specific genetic and en