Cardiovascular disease mortality and serum carotenoid levels: a Japanese population-based follow-up study.

J Epidemiol · 2006 · PMC7603911 · PMID 16837766

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High serum values of carotenoids were found to have a significant or marginally significant association with low risk for cardiovascular disease mortality (including heart disease and/or stroke), except for the association between high serum lycopene value and stroke mortality, which did not reach statistical significance.

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Those were also related with significant or marginally significant low hazard ratios for heart disease mortality.

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