Fish Consumption and Mortality from Coronary Heart Disease

Richard B. Shekelle; Lavon Missell; Oglesby Paul; Anne Macmillan Shryock; Jeremiah Stamler; Stein E. Vollset; Ivar Heuch; Erik Bjelke; J. David Curb; Dwayne M. Reed; M. Greaves; I. J. Cartwright; A. G. Pockley; J. H. Galloway; B. E. Woodcock; F. E. Preston; Simin N. Meydani; Eduardo Siguel; Alice C. Shapiro; Jeffrey B. Blumberg; Hans Olaf Bang; Helena A. Gabor; Dean Kromhout; Beverley E. Phillipson; Douglas W. Rothrock; William E. Connor; William S. Harris; D. Roger Illingworth

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Fish Consumption and Mortality from Coronary Heart Disease

Richard B. Shekelle, Lavon Missell, Oglesby Paul, Anne Macmillan Shryock, Jeremiah Stamler, Stein E. Vollset, Ivar Heuch, Erik Bjelke, J. David Curb, Dwayne M. Reed, M. Greaves, I. J. Cartwright, A. G. Pockley, J. H. Galloway, B. E. Woodcock, F. E. Preston, Simin N. Meydani, Eduardo Siguel, Alice C. Shapiro, Jeffrey B. BlumbergHans Olaf Bang, Helena A. Gabor, Dean Kromhout, Beverley E. Phillipson, Douglas W. Rothrock, William E. Connor, William S. Harris, D. Roger Illingworth

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To the Editor: The observation by Kromhout et al. (May 9 issue)¹ that consumption of fish was inversely associated with the risk of coronary death among men in Zutphen, the Netherlands, prompted us to investigate this question in the Western Electric Study. As described previously,² the lipid composition of the diet was associated with the serum cholesterol concentration and the risk of coronary death in this cohort of middle-aged men employed by the Western Electric Company in Chicago during 1957. The new results, shown in Table 1, support the observation by Kromhout et al. Consumption of fish at entry was.

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	820-824
Number of pages	5
Journal	New England Journal of Medicine
Volume	313
Issue number	13
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1056/NEJM198509263131311
State	Published - Sep 26 1985

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Shekelle, R. B., Missell, L., Paul, O., Shryock, A. M., Stamler, J., Vollset, S. E., Heuch, I., Bjelke, E., Curb, J. D., Reed, D. M., Greaves, M., Cartwright, I. J., Pockley, A. G., Galloway, J. H., Woodcock, B. E., Preston, F. E., Meydani, S. N., Siguel, E., Shapiro, A. C., ... Illingworth, D. R. (1985). Fish Consumption and Mortality from Coronary Heart Disease. New England Journal of Medicine, 313(13), 820-824. https://doi.org/10.1056/NEJM198509263131311

Fish Consumption and Mortality from Coronary Heart Disease. / Shekelle, Richard B.; Missell, Lavon; Paul, Oglesby; Shryock, Anne Macmillan; Stamler, Jeremiah; Vollset, Stein E.; Heuch, Ivar; Bjelke, Erik; Curb, J. David; Reed, Dwayne M.; Greaves, M.; Cartwright, I. J.; Pockley, A. G.; Galloway, J. H.; Woodcock, B. E.; Preston, F. E.; Meydani, Simin N.; Siguel, Eduardo; Shapiro, Alice C.; Blumberg, Jeffrey B.; Bang, Hans Olaf; Gabor, Helena A.; Kromhout, Dean; Phillipson, Beverley E.; Rothrock, Douglas W.; Connor, William E.; Harris, William S.; Illingworth, D. Roger.

In: New England Journal of Medicine, Vol. 313, No. 13, 26.09.1985, p. 820-824.

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Shekelle, RB, Missell, L, Paul, O, Shryock, AM, Stamler, J, Vollset, SE, Heuch, I, Bjelke, E, Curb, JD, Reed, DM, Greaves, M, Cartwright, IJ, Pockley, AG, Galloway, JH, Woodcock, BE, Preston, FE, Meydani, SN, Siguel, E, Shapiro, AC, Blumberg, JB, Bang, HO, Gabor, HA, Kromhout, D, Phillipson, BE, Rothrock, DW, Connor, WE, Harris, WS & Illingworth, DR 1985, 'Fish Consumption and Mortality from Coronary Heart Disease', New England Journal of Medicine, vol. 313, no. 13, pp. 820-824. https://doi.org/10.1056/NEJM198509263131311

Shekelle, Richard B. ; Missell, Lavon ; Paul, Oglesby ; Shryock, Anne Macmillan ; Stamler, Jeremiah ; Vollset, Stein E. ; Heuch, Ivar ; Bjelke, Erik ; Curb, J. David ; Reed, Dwayne M. ; Greaves, M. ; Cartwright, I. J. ; Pockley, A. G. ; Galloway, J. H. ; Woodcock, B. E. ; Preston, F. E. ; Meydani, Simin N. ; Siguel, Eduardo ; Shapiro, Alice C. ; Blumberg, Jeffrey B. ; Bang, Hans Olaf ; Gabor, Helena A. ; Kromhout, Dean ; Phillipson, Beverley E. ; Rothrock, Douglas W. ; Connor, William E. ; Harris, William S. ; Illingworth, D. Roger. / Fish Consumption and Mortality from Coronary Heart Disease. In: New England Journal of Medicine. 1985 ; Vol. 313, No. 13. pp. 820-824.

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