Risk for cardiovascular disease in middle-aged women in different social environments

In Paper II, when comparing women with a current diagnosis of hypertension with respect to blood pressure status during previous pregnancy, women with hypertensive pregnancies and

In this follow-up study after hypertensive- and normotensive pregnancies, 105 women were evaluated with the following methods: microneurography; office-, ambulatory- and central

Validity of self-reports regarding previous physical work loads (paper II) 27 Influence of gender and musculoskeletal health 29 Changes of jobs and physical work loads from 1970 to

a) a community participation approach which is a bottom-up perspective that aims to elucidate and understand perceptions of the public, b) a

Our specific aims were to investigate the relationship between sex hormones and high blood pressure as a major risk factor for cardiovascular disease, to investigate

Our specific aims were to investigate the relationship between sex hormones and high blood pressure as a major risk factor for cardiovascular disease, to investigate mechanisms

I n conclusion, the topics in the national public health survey used in our QWIN- questionnaire were psychosocial and classic risk factors for CVD, such as educa- tional level,

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