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Trends in age-specific cerebrovascular disease in the european union 期刊论文

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2a6d74b5-a61a-4ecf-b24b-5c7d1ee36985
作者：

Wang, Hui[0]^[1] Sun, Wei[1]^[2] Ji, Yue[2]^[3] Shi, Jing[3]^[4] Xuan, Qinkao[4]^[5] Wang, Xiuzhi[5]^[5] Xiao, Junjie[6]^[6] Kong, Xiangqing[7]^[7]
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[1]Tongji University, Institute of Bioengineering and Information Technology Materials,Shanghai,China
[2]Dalian University of Technology, School of Mechanical Engineering,Dalian,China
[3]Tianjin University, State Key Laboratory of Precision Measuring Technology and Instruments,Tianjin,China
[4]Nanjing University, State Key Laboratory of Pharmaceutical Biotechnology,Nanjing,China
[5]Hospital of Nanjing Medical University, Department of Cardiology,Nanjing,China
[6]Fudan University School of Life Sciences, Regeneration and Ageing Lab,Shanghai,China
[7]Nanjing Medical University, Department of Cardiology,Nanjing,China
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英文
期刊：

International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Medicine ISSN：1940-5901 2014 年 7 卷 11 期 (4165 - 4173)
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Cerebrovascular disease Mortality Trends
摘要：

Although the mortality of cerebrovascular disease (CVD) has been steadily declined in the European Union (EU), CVD remains among the major causes of death in EU. As risk factors such asobesity and diabetes mellitus are increasing, the trends of European CVD mortality remains unknown. To understand the variation in CVD mortality of different EU countries, we studied the trends in CVD mortality in EU countries over the last three decades between males and females. Age- and sex-specific mortality rates between 1980 and 2011 were calculated by data from the WHO mortality database. Joinpoint software was used to calculate annual percentage changes and to characterize trends in mortality rates over time. Our study showed that between 1980 and 2011, CVD mortality significantly decreased in both men and women across all age groups. The specific mortality trends varied largely between EU countries. The plateau trend was observed in little regions at different age groups, however, the EU as a whole displayed declined trend CVD mortality. During the last three decades, CVD mortality decreased substantially in the entire population of EU. However, despite this overall decline in CVD mortality, several areas were identified as having no change in their CVD mortality rates at different period. The whole EU needs to establish strict prevention measures toreduce the incidence of CVD risk factors. © 2014 E-Century Publishing Corporation. All rights reserved.
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GB/T 7714：

Wang Hui/55938644900[0],Sun Wei/56638748000[1],Ji Yue/54893549100[2], et al. Trends in age-specific cerebrovascular disease in the european union [J].International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Medicine,2014,7(11):4165-4173.
APA：

Wang Hui/55938644900[0],Sun Wei/56638748000[1],Ji Yue/54893549100[2],Shi Jing/55499076000[3],&Kong Xiangqing/7202794522[7].(2014).Trends in age-specific cerebrovascular disease in the european union .International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Medicine,7(11):4165-4173.
MLA：

Wang Hui/55938644900[0], et al. "Trends in age-specific cerebrovascular disease in the european union" .International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Medicine 7,11(2014):4165-4173.

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