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Women and heart disease: studies show importance of family history in ID of high-risk patients. Dis Manag Advis. 2005;11(1):8-10, 1
(2005). Women and heart disease: studies show importance of family history in ID of high-risk patients. Disease management advisor, 11(1), 8-10, 1.
"Women and heart disease: studies show importance of family history in ID of high-risk patients." Disease management advisor vol. 11,1 (2005): 8-10, 1.
Women and heart disease: studies show importance of family history in ID of high-risk patients. Dis Manag Advis. 2005 Jan;11(1):8-10, 1. PMID: 15766057.
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Dis Manag Advis. 2005 Jan;11(1):8-10, 1.

Women and heart disease: studies show importance of family history in ID of high-risk patients.

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PMID: 15766057

Abstract

There is new evidence that the most common method for assessing risk of CVD--the Framingham Risk Estimate or FRE--fails to identify a significant number of women who could benefit from aggressive preventive therapies. As a result, investigators are urging clinicians to supplement the FRE with other screening methodologies, at least in some cases.

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