Background The primary prevention of cardiovascular disease involves using the Framingham
risk score to identify high risk patients and then prescribe preventive treatments. Aim To …

… Pregnant subjects often report that their problems with memory arise from lapses in their
attention to material to be remembered (Brindle et al. 1991). Only recognition and recall of …

Pregnant subjects rated their memories as worse than normal and their ratings differed
significantly from controls. Explicit memory tested by both recognition and recall was unimpaired. …

The authors present measurements of the polarization and flux of a sample of 28 blazars (21
BL Lacs and 7 OVV quasars) at optical and near-infrared wavelengths, with repeated …

Sirs—In the April issue of the International Journal of Epidemiology, Hans-Werner Hense
provides a comprehensive treatise on the current state of cardiovascular risk assessments. 1 …

EDITOR—The term “absolute coronary risk” is often used without an explicit definition, resulting
in confusing inconsistencies. The 1997 Standing Medical Advisory Committee on statin …

The people of Vanuatu exhibit several different genetic red cell polymorphisms. Some of
these, such as α thalassaemia, are thought to have reached a high frequency as a result of …

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7 ml/min for the lo-pm packing. … However, in our study, one 5-pm precolumn stood up well to …

Multivariate analysis of 1 H-NMR spectra of blood sera was reported previously to predict
angiographically defined advanced coronary artery disease (CAD) with >90% accuracy and …

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0.04-1.0 pm) with a very thin (<1 pm) dense polymer layer on the membrane surface that can …