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Dietary Components and the Risk of Coronary Heart Disease Mortalityest are the relations between energy intake, dietary fiber, obesity, and coronary heart disease and relations between dietary minerals, blood pressure, and coronary heart disease. These relations will also be reviewed and recommendations for future research will be made.

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M. F. Proe,H. M. Rauscher,J. Yariearasites, depend on man and animals or intermediate hosts for their survival. In man, they can give rise to disease that may or may not be lethal, and in the long run it is better for their survival that death of the host they invade should not be the outcome.

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Seiya Nagao,Shinji Ueda,Seiichi Noharammentators on the problem of “mild” hypertension and its treatment. In conclusion, by analogy with the evidence which has established the place of pharmacologic intervention in high blood pressure control, research requirements are outlined which must presumably be met if behavioral interventions are to become similarly established.