Long-term trends in hospitalisation rates for coronary heart disease sub-types in the western australian population; a database study, 1995-2013

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Long-term trends in hospitalisation rates for coronary heart disease sub-types in the western australian population; a database study, 1995-2013

Session: Poster session 2 - Cardiovascular risk in populations

Topic: Epidemiology, lipids

Speaker: Doctor L. Nedkoff (Perth, AU)

Event: ESC Congress 2016

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Doctor Lee Nedkoff

University of Western Australia, Perth (Australia)

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