… positive result in reducing cardiovascular events in a secondary … exposure and cardiovascular
disease (CVD). This is, therefore, an opportune moment to review evidence that exposure …

… cardiovascular end points (cardiovascular disease, coronary heart disease, stroke, or peripheral
arterial disease) … to high lead levels has been interpreted as a possible consequence of …

… exposures. While the focus of this review is to discuss the impact of these exposures on
cardiovascular disease … full impact of these exposures on cardiovascular disease risk factors and …

… the association between mercury exposure and nonfatal cardiovascular disease. The analysis
was stratified by type of outcome: all cardiovascular disease, ischemic heart disease, and …

… been found to exert an important influence on cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk, progression,
… evidence documenting the cardiovascular consequences of PM exposure highlights the …

… how cardiovascular mortality risks are affected by exposure to … cardiovascular health effects
are dependent on at least two dimensions of cumulative exposure—the intensity of exposure …

… effects of work exposures on cardiovascular diseases (CVDs), their association is still
debated. This systematic review explores the association between six work exposures and three …

… on cardiovascular disease In observational analysis of UK Biobank data, we used multivariable
logistic regression to estimate the association of education with cardiovascular disease …

… developing cardiovascular disease in response to conventional risk factors. Interactions
Between Risk Factors and Precinical Diseases The observation that the adverse consequences …

… cardiovascular disease development including physical features (eg air quality and traffic),
the availability of healthy environments (eg areas for leisure and physical activity), services to …