American Journal of Epidemiology Vol. 122, No. 5: 789-793
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THE TROMSØ HEART STUDY: CORONARY RISK FACTORS IN SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS
1Institute of Community Medicine, University of Tromsø Box 417, N-9001 Tromsø, Norway
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Seventh-Day Adventists in Tromsø showed a coronary risk factor pattern similar to Seventh-Day Adventists in other parts of the world. Compared with non-Seventh-Day Adventists, serum cholesterol was 1.35 mmol/liter (1974) and 0.83 mmol/liter (1979/1980) lower in males and 0.64 mmol/liter (19791980) lower in females. Blood pressure was lower in Seventh-Day Adventist women. The religiously inactive Seventh-Day Adventists had risk factor patterns more similar to non-Seventh-Day Adventists.
blood pressure; cholesterol; diet; religion
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