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Adults with an epilepsy history, notably those 45–64 years old or at the lowest income levels, more often report heart disease than adults without an epilepsy history

CITE Title : Adults with an epilepsy history, notably those 45–64 years old or at the lowest income levels, more often report heart disease than adults without an epilepsy history Personal Author(s) : Zack, Matthew;Luncheon, Cecily; Published Date : 9 2018 Source : Epilepsy Behav. 86:208-210 URL : https://stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/58473 Zack, Matthew and Luncheon, Cecily (2018). Adults with an epilepsy history, notably those 45–64 years old or at the lowest income levels, more often report heart disease than adults without an epilepsy history. 86 Zack, Matthew and Luncheon, Cecily "Adults with an epilepsy history, notably those 45–64 years old or at the lowest income levels, more often report heart disease than adults without an epilepsy history" 86 (2018) Zack, Matthew and Luncheon, Cecily "Adults with an epilepsy history, notably those 45–64 years old or at the lowest income levels, more often report heart disease than adults without an epilepsy history" vol. 86, 2018 Export RIS Citation Information.

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9 2018 | Epilepsy Behav. 86:208-210

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From 95,196 sample adults in the combined 2010, 2013, and 2015 U.S. National Health Interview Survey, we estimated the association between histories o...

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