Editorial: Hazards in the use of the logistic function with special reference to data from prospective cardiovascular studies.
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Summary
Examining the relation of CHD (coronary heart disease) incidence to the level of systolic blood pressure is likely to find that groups of persons with higher pressures tend to have higher incidence but that this is not a completely smooth trend.
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- 1974-03-01
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Keywords
Blood pressure, Medicine, Univariate, Population, Logistic regression
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