Family history of cardiovascular disease in a first degree relative is associated with high risk profile, but not healthier life style

Gia Mudd; Misook L. Chung; Susan Frazier; Terry Lennie; Martha Biddle; B Casey; A Bailey; J. Novak; Debra Moser

Family history of cardiovascular disease in a first degree relative is associated with high risk profile, but not healthier life style

Gia Mudd, Misook L. Chung, Susan Frazier, Terry Lennie, Martha Biddle, B Casey, A Bailey, J. Novak, Debra Moser

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Original language	American English
State	Published - 2012
Event	American Heart Association: Scientific Sessions - California, Los Angeles, United States Duration: Dec 1 2012 → …

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Conference	American Heart Association
Country/Territory	United States
City	Los Angeles
Period	12/1/12 → …

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