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Heart disease, family history and physical activity.

Health reports - 1 Aug 2001

Chen J, Millar W J

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OBJECTIVES: This article examines the association of family history of heart disease and leisure-time physical activity with incident heart disease. DATA SOURCE: The data are from the 1994/95, 1996/97 and 1998/99 longitudinal household components of Statistics Canada's National Population Health Survey. This study is based on information provided by 9,255 respondents aged 20 or older who reported that, in...

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