… and blood pressure data from both cases and controls. The … family history in predicting
the risk of cardiovascular disease. … association of family history with premature CHD which …

… However, one important criticism of GINA is its limited scope – it does not protect against
the use of genetic information by institutions such as life, disability, and long-term care …

… In conclusion, in patients with angiographic CAD, self-reported FHx of premature CAD is
associated with improved long-term survival rate, independent of clinical characteristics, mode …

… inflammatory disease, familial history of premature CAD, and early menopause have been
listed as risk enhancers in the American guidelines on blood cholesterol management (34). …

… Eighteen patients (0.7%) were excluded due to a lack of information about family history of
premature CVD. Thus, 2535 patients were eligible for this analysis. Follow-up was complete …

… had genetic testing, and complete family history information was not readily available to …
For instance, the compliance to medication, blood pressure control, recovery of left ventricular …

… salt could contribute to reducing premature CVD events. … , glucose intolerance and blood
pressure intolerance status), both … In this study, we observed that family history of premature …

… of LDL cholesterol, triglycerides, systolic blood pressure, and fasting glucose level as early
as … and in the long-term perspective promoting the development of coronary artery disease. …

… However, data from longitudinal cohort studies are subject to confounding and cannot clearly
show to what extent high blood pressure itself accounts for the observed risk and to what …

… or if their blood pressure was >140 mmHg/90 mmHg. Since all … family history of early CV
events, our data are also in line with a comprehensive report of 823 patients with premature …