Coffee Linked In New Study To Coronaries
CHICAGO heavy coffee drinkers may face heart disease risk, a long range study in Circulation reports. Dr Oglesby Paul and associates at University of Illinois College of Medicine find a positive relation between coffee intake and coronary disease, with 22 percent of coronary cases drinking 150 to 199 cups monthly versus 15 percent of noncoronary cases. over 200 cups monthly, 19 percent of heart patients vs 7 percent of nonheart. The study followed about 2,000 men, 40 to 55, over four years, noting other factors such as early paternal death, chronic cough, high blood pressure, and smoking alongside coffee use.
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Oglesby Paul
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