… heart failure in the western world is ischaemic heart disease (table 5). 16 w24 The variation
in frequencies of causes of heart … Despite a decrease in coronary heart disease and all cause …

… Clinical ischemic heart disease has not been shown to consistently predict mortality indepen…
In our study, we found similar rates of de novo ischemic heart disease and de novo CHF in …

… disease, it is only recently that the clinical epidemiology of cardiovascular disease in chronic
… The presence of symptomatic ischemic heart disease and the presence of heart failure on …

… Patients with kidney disease are deemed to be at highest cardiovascular risk. CVD, defined
as the presence of either congestive heart failure (CHF), ischemic heart disease (IHD), or left …

… than attempting to write yet another review paper summarising the hundreds of studies
showing associations between reduced kidney function and adverse outcomes in many clinical …

… methods of clinical observation in … clinical epidemiology, including the latest coverage of
modeling and expanded insight on applying concepts to clinical practice, with updated, clinical …

An epidemic of coronary heart disease (CHD) began during the 20th century in most
industrialized countries, where CHD is a leading cause of mortality among adults. 1 Developing …

… The clinical epidemiology of CVD in chronic kidney disease (CKD) is challenging due to a
prior lack of standardized definitions of CKD and problems with the consistency of estimates of …

… chapter on ischaemic heart disease and new chapters on cancer and on smoking and
carcinoma of the lung. Unfortunately, the concern with non-infectious disease appears as an after-…

… treatments for depression that might lead to heart disease, such as tricyclic antidepressants.
… using the Zung depression scale and heart disease could be operationalized by a record of …