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Backround/Aim. From 1984 to 2004 the city of Novi Sad participated through  its Health Center “Novi Sad” in the international Multinational MONItoring of  Trends and Determinants in CArdiovascular Disease (MONICA) project, as one of  the 38 research centers in 21 countries around the world. The aim of this  study was to determine frequency and changes of trends in leading risk  factors of coronary heart disease (CHD) and to analyze the previous trend of  movement of coronary event in women in Novi Sad during a 20- year period.  Methods. In 2004, the fourth survey within MONICA project was conducted in  the city of Novi Sad. The representative sample included 1,041 women between  the age of 25 and 74. The prevalence of risk factors in CHD such as smoking,  high blood pressure, elevated blood cholesterol, elevated blood glucose and  obesity was determined. Also, indicators of risk factors and rates of  coronary events in women were compared with the results from MONICA project  obtained in previous three screens, as well as with the results from other  research centres. χ2-test, linear trend and correlartion coefficient were  used in statistical analysis of results obtained. Results. It was observed  that during a 20-year period covered by the study, the prevalence of the  leading risk factors for the development of CHD in the surveyed women was  significantly increasing and in positive correlation with the values of  linear trend. Also, the increase of morbidity rates and mortality rates of  coronary event were in positive correlation. The decrease was only recorded  in the period from 1985-1989 (the implementation of the intervention  programme). Conclusion. Upon analysing the increase in prevalence of leading  risk factors of CHD and significant increase in the rates of coronary event,  we can conclude that health status of women in Novi Sad during a 20-year  period was deteriorating

Frequency and changes in trends of leading risk factors of coronary heart disease in women in the city of Novi Sad during a 20-year period