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Work-Site Stress and Coronary Heart Disease Among Foremen in Heavy Industry

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The first phase of the project “Coronary Heart Diseases and Industrial Workshop Places” was aimed at defining, by means of two case control studies (nTG = 299; nCG = 216/nTG = 912; nCG = 180 males), and two clinical case studies (n = 13 and n = 18 male patients after cardiac infarction), those industrial work places where coronary heart diseases (CHD) and cardiac infarction (CI) are found most frequently.

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Stocksmeier, U. (1989). Work-Site Stress and Coronary Heart Disease Among Foremen in Heavy Industry. In: McGuigan, F.J., Sime, W.E., Wallace, J.M. (eds) Stress and Tension Control 3. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-7915-1_18

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