Socioeconomic and behavioral risk factors for mortality: do risk factors observed after spinal cord injury parallel those from the general USA population?
Even after controlling for health and severity of disability, the coefficients for smoking and income were significant, exceeding that reported previously within the general population. The importance of these factors may be magnified after severe disability, even though life expectancy is already greatly diminished in this population.
The renal vasoconstrictive and natriuretic effects of synthetic URO are not modified by sustained inhibition of the angiotensin II receptor or the cyclooxygenase in man in a sodium replete state.