Type A behavior and risk of all-cause mortality, CAD, and CAD-related mortality in a type 1 diabetic population: 22 years of follow-up in the Pittsburgh Epidemiology of Diabetes Complications Study.

Diabetes Care · 2013 · PMC3781516 · PMID 23835685

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A significant trend was demonstrated for both Bortner ( P = 0.05) and BDI scores ( P = 0.01) at baseline and CAD incidence ( Fig. 1 A and C ).

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A borderline significant protective effect against mortality was seen with higher type A behavior score in the lower BDI quintiles ( P = 0.07), but not with a BDI score ≥7 ( P = 0.97).

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