Studies on the Relationship between the Trend of Serum Total Cholesterol Level and the Incidence of Cerebro-Cardio-Vascular Diseases Based on the Follow-up Studies in Akita and Osaka—with a Special Reference to the Optimal Serum Total Cholesterol Level Preventing both Cerebral Hemorrhage and. Coronary Heart Disease
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