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1986 • 1,142 citations

Relationship of blood pressure, serum cholesterol, smoking habit, relative weight and ECG abnormalities to incidence of major coronary events: Final report of the pooling project

1978 • 951 citations

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1985 • 280 citations

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1987 • 272 citations

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1975 • 162 citations

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1985 • 141 citations

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1988 • 105 citations

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1975 • 101 citations

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1988 • 40 citations

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1987 • 17 citations

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1984 • 13 citations

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1983 • 4 citations