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LOW EDUCATIONAL STATUS IS A RISK FACTOR FOR MORTALITY AMONG DIABETIC PEOPLE
Authors: NILSSON PM JOHANSSON SE SUNDQUIST J
Citation: Pm. Nilsson et al., LOW EDUCATIONAL STATUS IS A RISK FACTOR FOR MORTALITY AMONG DIABETIC PEOPLE, Diabetic medicine, 15(3), 1998, pp. 213-219
ASTHMA IN ADULT LIFE - IS THERE AN ASSOCIATION WITH BIRTH-WEIGHT
Authors: HAGSTROM B NYBERG P NILSSON PM
Citation: B. Hagstrom et al., ASTHMA IN ADULT LIFE - IS THERE AN ASSOCIATION WITH BIRTH-WEIGHT, Scandinavian journal of primary health care, 16(2), 1998, pp. 117-120
LOW-BIRTH-WEIGHT IS ASSOCIATED WITH ELEVATED SYSTOLIC BLOOD-PRESSURE IN ADOLESCENCE - A PROSPECTIVE-STUDY OF A BIRTH COHORT OF 149378 SWEDISH BOYS
Authors: NILSSON PM OSTERGREN PO NYBERG P SODERSTROM M ALLEBECK P
Citation: Pm. Nilsson et al., LOW-BIRTH-WEIGHT IS ASSOCIATED WITH ELEVATED SYSTOLIC BLOOD-PRESSURE IN ADOLESCENCE - A PROSPECTIVE-STUDY OF A BIRTH COHORT OF 149378 SWEDISH BOYS, Journal of hypertension, 15(12), 1997, pp. 1627-1631
PREMATURE AGING - THE LINK BETWEEN PSYCHOSOCIAL RISK-FACTORS AND DISEASE
Authors: NILSSON PM
Citation: Pm. Nilsson, PREMATURE AGING - THE LINK BETWEEN PSYCHOSOCIAL RISK-FACTORS AND DISEASE, Medical hypotheses, 47(1), 1996, pp. 39-42
ADVERSE-EFFECTS OF PSYCHOSOCIAL STRESS ON GONADAL-FUNCTION AND INSULIN LEVELS IN MIDDLE-AGED MALES
Authors: NILSSON PM MOLLER L SOLSTAD K
Citation: Pm. Nilsson et al., ADVERSE-EFFECTS OF PSYCHOSOCIAL STRESS ON GONADAL-FUNCTION AND INSULIN LEVELS IN MIDDLE-AGED MALES, Journal of internal medicine, 237(5), 1995, pp. 479-486
SOCIAL-CLASS AND CARDIOVASCULAR-DISEASE - AN UPDATE
Authors: NILSSON PM MOLLER L OSTERGREN PO
Citation: Pm. Nilsson et al., SOCIAL-CLASS AND CARDIOVASCULAR-DISEASE - AN UPDATE, Scandinavian journal of social medicine, 23(1), 1995, pp. 3-8
INCREASED LEVEL OF HEMOGLOBIN A(1C), BUT NOT IMPAIRED INSULIN SENSITIVITY, FOUND IN HYPERTENSIVE AND NORMOTENSIVE SMOKERS
Authors: NILSSON PM LIND L POLLARE T BERNE C LITHELL HO
Citation: Pm. Nilsson et al., INCREASED LEVEL OF HEMOGLOBIN A(1C), BUT NOT IMPAIRED INSULIN SENSITIVITY, FOUND IN HYPERTENSIVE AND NORMOTENSIVE SMOKERS, Metabolism, clinical and experimental, 44(5), 1995, pp. 557-561
ON THE USE OF AMBULATORY BLOOD-PRESSURE RECORDINGS AND INSULIN SENSITIVITY MEASUREMENTS IN SUPPORT OF THE INSULIN-HYPERTENSION HYPOTHESIS
Authors: NILSSON PM LIND L ANDERSSON PE HANNI A BERNE C BARON J LITHELL HO
Citation: Pm. Nilsson et al., ON THE USE OF AMBULATORY BLOOD-PRESSURE RECORDINGS AND INSULIN SENSITIVITY MEASUREMENTS IN SUPPORT OF THE INSULIN-HYPERTENSION HYPOTHESIS, Journal of hypertension, 12(8), 1994, pp. 965-969
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