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Where can I find a U.S. map showing demographics for myocardial infarction? |
II need to find out typical things: at risk populations; if certains states are more prone to this type of occurrence than others; etc. in a map layout form I would imagine that the Center of Disease Control (CDC) probably has this on file. Also, Dept of Health and Human Services might have something. Otherwise, try WebMD. This site has it all! Good luck! you know that means heart attack right? at risk populations would be stressed out people (type a's), people with other heart conditions, people with family history. i would assume that poor people have a higher risk as well. anyone over age 40 for most part. |
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