Coronary artery disease is disproportionately prevalent in the United Kingdom in people
originating from the Indian subcontinent'2 and there are apparent differences in the risk …

About one million immigrants from the Indian subcontinent live in Britain. The clinical
impression is that they present young with diffuse coronary artery disease, and this is …

Summary Asians in the United Kingdom surpass the already high mortality from coronary
artery disease seen in Caucasians. In the present study, the angiographic features of …

Objective To examine trends over time in rates of different forms of diagnosed coronary heart
disease among British men, during a period in which mortality due to coronary heart disease …

Methods and results Tables of deaths by underlying cause (International Classification of
Disease 410-414 versus all other) and population figures from the 1981 census were …

OBJECTIVE--To establish the characteristics of patients referred for coronary angiography
and the outcome of investigation. DESIGN--Prospective study. SETTING--Three regional …

The severity and pattern of coronary artery disease in patients referred for investigation of
the disease was compared between Asian and white patients living in Birmingham, matched …

Objectives: To compare long term outcome after first myocardial infarction among British
patients originating from the Indian subcontinent and from Europe. Design: Matched pairs …

Recent studies suggest that women suffering a myocardial infarction and those discharged
from hospital with a diagnosis of coronary heart disease receive poorer treatment than men …

Data from 10,359 men and women aged 40-59 years from 22 districts in the Scottish Heart
Health Study were used to describe the prevalence rates of coronary heart disease in …