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M. F. Proe,H. M. Rauscher,J. Yarie complexity of the association of ethanol consumption with cardiovascular disease (CVD) morbidity and mortality begun to be appreciated. Much recent work has detailed the direct effects of ethanol on the myocardium and its conduction system, the striking associations of alcohol with certain physiolo

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M. F. Proe,H. M. Rauscher,J. Yarietly vying with one another for means of subsistence. Man and his ancestors have always been conscious of their macro-predators in the form of wild animals, but more especially of other members of their own species. They have, however, been infinitely more vulnerable to micro-predators in the form of

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-3671-4dustry. Many people in the north travelled daily or weekly either to the south, to work in the coal mines, or the north of France. Around 1890, infant mortality was extremely high, up to 28 percent in the two northern provinces West Flanders and Antwerp (Tulippe, 1952).

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Seiichi Nohara,Tetsuya Yokozuka,Isao Kobori. This hypothesis states that saturated fats elevate serum cholesterol levels and persons with elevated serum cholesterol levels are at high risk for coronary heart disease (Keys, 1952). The evidence available for the diet-heart hypothesis will be reviewed in this paper. Other areas of current inter

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Seiya Nagao,Shinji Ueda,Seiichi Noharad prevention of so-called “mild” hypertension. As background to the review, the matter of defining “mild” hypertension and the evidence of its importance as a public health problem are addressed briefly. Then, the rationale for treatment of “mild” hypertension is reviewed in detail, first as to its

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Magda Oplustilova,Vitezslav Dvorakatients) in which the patients must inject insulin subcutaneously at least once a day. The second one is almost always observed in overweight adults whose treatment usually consists of losing weight through caloric restriction.