Angina Pectoris, Job Strain, and Social Status: A Cross-Sectional Study of Employed Urban Citizens
Bo Netterstrøm(University of Copenhagen), Peter Schnohr(Rigshospitalet), Tage S. Kristensen(Danish National Institute of Public Health), Gorm Jensen, Lars Møller
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