White blood cell count and stroke incidence and death. The NHANES I epidemiologic follow-up study

A 1982 report (J Chronic Dis 1982;35:703-14) that a relatively high white blood cell (WBC) count predicted increased incidence of cerebral thrombosis could not establish whether this association was independent of smoking. Therefore, the authors examined data from the First National Health and Nutri...

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