Low educational level increases functional disability risk subsequent to heart failure in Japan: On behalf of the Iwate KENCO study group
Shuko Takahashi(Harvard University), Akira Okayama(Japan Anti Tuberculosis Association), Toru Kuribayashi(Iwate University), Masaki Ohsawa(Iwate Medical University), Kozo Tanno(Iwate Medical University), Kazuyoshi Itai(Iwate Medical University), Kiyomi Sakata, Yuki Yonekura(St. Luke's International University), Yasuhiro Ishibashi, Makoto Koshiyama, Toshiyuki Onoda(Iwate Medical University), Fumitaka Tanaka(Iwate Medical University), Shinichi Omama
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