… Low risk was defined as serum cholesterol level less than 5.17 mmol/L (<200 mg/dL), blood
pressure less than or equal to120/80 mm Hg, and no current cigarette smoking. All persons …

… The negative association between level of education and serum total cholesterol and blood
… not attend the screening) had both low risk factors and a low level of education. We do not …

… of the relationship between CVD risk, inflammation and lipids levels in patients with RA. It
summarises recent evidence of increased lipid levels in patients treated with biologic therapies …

… were found to have a slightly lower educational level and a lower percentage of white-collar …
established that the men with the lowest level of physicalfitness were atincreased risk of …

… risk factor for DVT in the Leiden Thrombophilia Study (LETS). Our hypothesis was that low
levels of TFPI are a risk … Second, we investigated whether a low level of TFPI is a risk factor for …

… For example, the accuracy hypothesis is represented by a negatively signed, curved pathway
to indicate that higher levels of risk perception are expected to accompany lower levels of …

… -level impact of the LRCUG toward reducing cannabis use–related health risks should be …
Evidence-based LRCUG offer a potentially valuable population-level tool to reduce the risk of …

… the major determinant of CHD risk in a population having generally low levels of HDL- and
… eight adults, and imposing an overall excess CHD risk of 70%. After controlling for age and …

… Total cholesterol level is inversely associated with risk of hemorrhagic stroke. Higher level
of low-density lipoprotein cholesterol seems to be associated with lower risk of hemorrhagic …

… We report results of an approximately 20-year follow-up of families at high and low risk for
… also elevated in this group (more than 2-fold) but did not reach a formal level of significance. …