A study of the epidemiology of 998 fatal cases of coronary artery disease in Belfast and the relationship of some biological and social factors to the duration of the last attack

A study of the epidemiology of 998 fatal cases of coronary artery disease in Belfast and the relationship of some biological and social factors to the duration of the last attack

by Robert Henry McNeilly

1967

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