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Three-area epidemiological study of geographic differences in stroke mortality. I. Background and methods
1977
Stroke
An epidemiological study was conducted to determine the geographical variations in stroke mortality among three U.S. areas. They were Savannah, Georgia (high stroke rates), Hagerstown, Maryland (intermediate stroke rates) and Pueblo, Colorado (low stroke rates). In each area samples were drawn of the population in the 35-54 age group. The subjects were interviewed and examined to obtain the information required on medical conditions and/or living habits which would characterize each area. A
doi:10.1161/01.str.8.5.546
pmid:906053
fatcat:dp37tu3bjrhyxphgwrw2tuyl3i