Geneva / Dinarello / Reddy / Miller / Breslow / Tennill / Boston / Sharrett / New York / Vitek / Philadelphia / Reykjavik / Brancati / Ribeiro / Colditz / Folsom / /
Company
Cardiology Working Group / Bertoni AG / Matsushita / Roche Diagnostics / American Heart Association Inc. / Goldman / Genzyme / Oxford University Press / Pearson / Mainous AG / Creative Commons / /
Country
Switzerland / Greenland / United States / / /
Event
FDA Phase / /
Facility
Blood Institute / Women’s Hospital / SAS Institute / /
IndustryTerm
Online ISSN / online version / study protocol / food / energy / Diabetes Prevention / analytic systems / Diabetes Prevention Program / semiquantitative food frequency questionnaire / Diabetes Care / computed using the semiquantitative food frequency questionnaire / /
Harvard Medical School / Channing Division of Network Medicine / World Health Organization / Food and Drug Administration / Am Heart Assoc. / Women’s Hospital / Harvard School of Public Health / Centers for Disease Control and Prevention / Institutional Review Board of the Brigham / Public Health Human Subjects Committee Review Board / Department of Medicine / NHS HPFS / Harvard School / American Heart Association / Oxford University / NHS / Department of Medicine / Brigham and Women / /
Person
Yusuf S. Dysglycaemia / Kathryn M. Rexrode / Hanson S. Effects / Leah E. Cahill / Simon R. Flexible / Ann Intern Med / Frank B. Hu / Arch Intern Med / E. Manson / Jennifer K. Pai / Eric B. Rimm / /
Position
Prime Minister / Walker / PM / Glynn RJ / King / Major / King DE / PM / Rimm EB / /
Hemoglobin A1c Is Associated With Increased Risk of Incident Coronary Heart Disease Among Apparently Healthy, Nondiabetic Men and Women Jennifer K. Pai, Leah E. Cahill, Frank B. Hu, Kathryn M. Rexrode, JoAnn E. Manson an