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    • Effects of the Endpoint Adjudication Process on the Results of a Randomised Controlled Trial: The ADVANCE Trial 

      Hata, J; Arima, H; Zoungas, S; Fulcher, G; Pollock, C; Adams, M; Watson, J; Joshi, R; Kengne, AP; Ninomiya, T; Anderson, C; Woodward, M; Patel, A; Mancia, G; Poulter, N; McMahon, S; Chalmers, J; Neal, B
      Published 2013-02-04
      Background: Endpoint adjudication committees (EPAC) are widely used in clinical trials. The aim of the present analysis is to assess the effects of the endpoint adjudication process on the main findings of the ADVANCE trial ...
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    • Fat chance for physical activity 

      Neal, B
      Published 2013-07-10
      The enormous burden of ill health caused by overweight and obesity is well understood, particularly in developed countries like the United States, which have seen massive increases in prevalence over the last few decades. ...
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    • Ambulatory blood pressure adds little to Framingham Risk Score for the primary prevention of cardiovascular disease in older men: secondary analysis of observational study data 

      Bell, Katy J.L.; Beller, E; Sundström, J; McGeechan, K; Hayen, A; Irwig, L; Neal, B; Glasziou, P
      Published 2014-09-08
      Objective: To determine the incremental value of ambulatory blood pressure (BP) in predicting cardiovascular risk when the Framingham Risk Score (FRS) is known. Methods: We included 780 men without cardiovascular disease ...
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    • A multifaceted quality improvement intervention for CVD risk management in Australian primary healthcare: a protocol for a process evaluation 

      Patel, B; Patel, A; Jan, S; Usherwood, T; Harris, M; Panaretto, K; Zwar, N; Redfern, J; Jansen, J; Doust, J; Peiris, D
      Published 2014-12-17
      Background: Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of death and disability worldwide. Despite the widespread availability of evidence-based clinical guidelines and validated risk predication equations for ...
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    • Heart failure care in low- and middle-income countries: a systematic review and meta-analysis 

      Callender, T; Woodward, M; Roth, G; Farzadfar, F; Lemarie, JC; Gicquel, S; Atherton, J; Rahimzadeh, S; Ghaziani, M; Shaikh, M; Bennett, D; Patel, A; Lam, CSP; Sliwa, K; Barretto, A; Siswanto, BB; Diaz, A; Herpin, D; Krum, H; Eliasz, T; Forbes, A; Kiszely, A; Khosla, R; Petrinic, T; Praveen, D; Shrivastava, R; Xin, D; McMahon, S; McMurray, J; Rahimi, K
      Published 2014-08-12
      Background: Heart failure places a significant burden on patients and health systems in high-income countries. However, information about its burden in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) is scant. We thus set out to ...
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