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TABLE C- 2: EXISTING CHD DEATH RATES FOR EACH INDIVIDUAL, GROUP AND POPULATION.

¹⁰ Colin Mathers., Health Differentials Among Adult Australians aged 25-64 Years,. Health Monitoring Series Number 1, Canberra.
¹¹ Mant, D & Little, P 1996, ‘Exercise ’, in Lawrence et al (ed) Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease; an evidence based approach,
Oxford Medical Publications, 1996.

Note: This is based on an all mortality figure.

¹² Neil, A 1996, ‘Lipids and lipoproteins’ in Lawrence et al., Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease., An Evidence Based Approach,
Oxford Medical Publications, 1996.

¹³ Neil, A 1996, ‘Lipids and lipoproteins’ in Lawrence et al., Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease., An Evidence Based Approach,
Oxford Medical Publications, 1996.

¹⁴ Lawrence, M & Cruickshank, K 1996, ‘Hypertension’ in in Lawrence et al., Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease., An Evidence
Based Approach, Oxford Medical Publications, 1996.

¹⁵ Colin Mathers., Health Differentials Among Adult Australians aged 25-64 Years, Health Monitoring Series Number 1, Canberra.

^1β NSW Health; Reportof the ChiefHealth Officer: TheHealth of the People of NSW, 1997., pl 18.

This is a weighted sum of all selected migrant groups. The weight was derived using the ethnic profile of the SWS population.

¹⁷ NSW Health; Report of the ChiefHealth Officer: The Health of the People of NSW, 1997, p!02.

Please note that it assumed that people of ATSI background have the same proportion of CHD events to CVD events as non-
indigenous people.

¹⁸ NSW Health; Report of the ChiefHealth Officer: The Health of the People of NSW, 1997 ppi 89

¹⁹ Lancaster, T & Sleight, P 1996, ‘Secondary Prevention of CHD’, in Lawrence et al (ed) Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease;
an evidence based approach, Oxford Medical Publications, 1996.

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