@article{e59677db44c64ca9adb3c672bd796256,
title = "Cardiovascular diseases in the United States",
author = "Jeremiah Stamler",
note = "Funding Information: alysis Scrvicc. \Yr arc also qratcful to Harry Kyrn(~. l~onisv C:owan and l{\textquoteright}ctvr Pakcltis. of the Com-putvr (:t.ntrr. Northwcstcrn Lrnivcrsity. It is also a plcasurc to acknowlrdgr the cooprration of Howard A. 1 .indbvrg, hf.D., Xfcdical Director, the Medical Depart-mvnt and thv Exrcutivc. Ixadrrship of the People{\textquoteright}s Gas, I,iqht, and Cokr CZompany. WY arr also grateful to lsabcllc <Crawford and Clydr A. Bridgrr of the Bureau of Statistics, Illinois Department of Public Health and to I)c.an Krueqcr of the National Hrart Institute, LT. S. Public Health Svrvicv, who supplied particular sets of 1nortality statistics utilizrd in this report. In the work on the early dctcction of hrart discasc in (!hicago public school childrm, and on primary and secondary prrvcntion of rheumatic fcvcr-rhrumatic heart discasc. th(, Heart Diwasc Control Pro,qram of the Chicago Board of Health has had thr close, continuous and vffvrtiw cooprration of the Chicago Heart Association as ~~~11 as the Chicago Board of ICducation, the Chicago Medical Society, the Chicago Pathological Society, the (Zhicaqo Prdiatric Society, the Institute of Medicine of (:hicaqo. the Illinois Division of Sc=rviccs for Crippled (Illildrcn, thv Illinois Heart .\ssociation, thr Illinois Xfvdical Society and the. Illinois Society of Pathologists. {\textquoteleft}l{\textquoteleft}hc wscarch work rcportrd hrrc-was madr possiblr by q~;mt support from thr American Heart Association. the (Zhicagr) Heart Association, and thr National Hrart Institute. National Institute of Health, LT. S. Public H(,alth Srrviw (H4197 and RG 8262 1. Copyright: Copyright 2017 Elsevier B.V., All rights reserved.",
year = "1962",
month = sep,
doi = "10.1016/0002-9149(62)90320-X",
language = "English (US)",
volume = "10",
pages = "319--340",
journal = "American Journal of Cardiology",
issn = "0002-9149",
publisher = "Elsevier Inc.",
number = "3",
}