Progression of coronary artery calcification in black and white women: do the stresses and rewards of multiple roles matter?
Rewarding roles may be a novel protective psychosocial factor for progression of coronary calcium among black women.
These results suggest that anti-AFP Th1 responses are more likely to be present in patients who are in an early stage of disease (for both tumour stage and liver cirrhosis), whereas anti-AFP Tc1 responses are more likely to be present in patients with late-stage liver cirrhosis. Therefore, these data provide valuable information for the design of vaccination strategies against HCC.