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Journal of Cardiovascular Risk|October 24, 2002
Airborne occupational exposure, ABO phenotype and risk of ischaemic heart disease in the Copenhagen Male StudyP Suadicani, H O Hein, F GyntelbergAtherosclerosis|February 1, 1995
Do physical and chemical working conditions explain the association of social class with ischaemic heart disease?P Suadicani, H O Hein, F GyntelbergInternational Journal of Epidemiology|June 1, 1997
Strong mediators of social inequalities in risk of ischaemic heart disease: a six-year follow-up in the Copenhagen Male StudyP Suadicani, H O Hein, F GyntelbergUgeskrift for Laeger|June 23, 1997
[Alcohol consumption, S-LDL-cholesterol and risk of ischemic heart disease. 6-year follow-up in The Copenhagen Male Study]H O Hein, P Suadicani, F GyntelbergHeart (British Cardiac Society)|January 13, 2001
Lewis phenotypes, leisure time physical activity, and risk of ischaemic heart disease: an 11 year follow up in the Copenhagen male studyH O Hein, P Suadicani, F GyntelbergBlood Pressure|March 1, 1996
Adverse effects on risk of ischaemic heart disease of adding sugar to hot beverages in hypertensives using diuretics. A six year follow-up in the Copenhagen Male StudyP Suadicani, H O Hein, F GyntelbergInternational Journal of Epidemiology|April 1, 1997
Mortality and morbidity of potentially misclassified smokersP Suadicani, H O Hein, F GyntelbergUgeskrift for Laeger|April 18, 1994
[Does intake of antihypertensive agents and sedatives explain the increasing incidence of colonic neoplasms?]P Suadicani, H O Hein, F GyntelbergUgeskrift for Laeger|February 11, 1991
[Cerebral symptoms in 3,387 men and occupational exposure to organic solvents. An epidemiological study]H O Hein, P Suadicani, F GyntelbergInternational Journal of Obesity (2005)|April 6, 2005
Airborne occupational exposure, ABO phenotype, and risk of obesityP Suadicani, H O Hein, F GyntelbergPageof 12