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Objective: The research group in which the frequency and risk factors of coronary cardiovascular disease (CHD) in the population over the age of 30 were determined in 1997 in non-CHD people in the research group is to study the five-year incidence of CHD and the relationship with risk factors. Method: Out of the 343 people studied in the first study (1997), the remaining 315 people formed a research group for further evaluation. From 315 to 47 people (14.9 percent) were unaccessed due to immigration. A total of 268 people (85.1%) who were seen and killed were studied in terms of their relationship with the five-year incidence of CSA and the risk factors five years ago. Results: The five-year incidence of KKH in the research group is 5.2%. The incidence of KKH is 11.7% in men and 1% in women. It was found 7. Between men and women involved in the study, there is a significant difference in terms of KKH incidence. As the age of participants increases, the incidence of KKH also increases significantly. In the 1997 study group, diabetes was 9.3 percent, the family's history of HIV was 23.6 percent, smoking and drinking was 47.8 percent, obesity was 31.9 percent, hypertension was 48.7 percent. With regard to these risk factors, a group of researchers found a five-year higher incidence of diabetes in patients with diabetes, in those with a family history of HIV/AIDS, in those smoking, in those with a high total cholesterol and triglyceride levels; however, these risk factors found a meaningful link between the high triglyceride and the incidence of HIV/AIDS. The result is 11.7% in men and 1% in women. The 7 incidents show that there is a significant difference between men and women in terms of KKH incidence. In those who smoke, who have a family history of ADHD, who have diabetes, who have high total cholesterol and triglyceride levels, ADHD incidence has been seen at higher rates than those who do not carry these risks; there is only a meaningful relationship between the high triglyceride and ADHD incidence. Keywords: Coronary heart disease, incidences, risk factors The five-year incidence of coronary heart disease and its correlation with risk factors in Gruzzo, Gruzzo Objective: In 1997, the population aged 30 years and over had been evaluated to determine the prevalence of Coronary heart disease (CHD) and to correlate this with risk factors in the Gruzzo Health District-Gruzzo The individuals without CHD in this earlier study group were reevaluated to investigate the five-year incidence of CHD and its correlation with risk factors. Method: The first study (in 1997) surveyed 343 individuals. Those who had the diagnosis of CHD were removed from the study leaving 315 individuals who were involved in the prospective study group. 47 (14. 9%) of the 315 individuals could not be reached because of migration. In total, 268 (85.1%) individuals who had died or interviewed were investigated regarding five years CHD incidence and risk factors. Results: The overall incidence of CHD was 5.2%. Higher age group of the participants showed significant increases in the incidence of CHD. In 1997, the prevalences were 48.7% for hypertension, 23.6% for a family history of CHD, 47.8% for past or current smokers, 31.9% for obesity and 9.3% for diabetes mellitus in the study group. The people who were smokers, diabetes, with a family history of CHD and high total cholesterol and triglyceride levels had a higher five-year incidence of CHD than those who were not. However, the difference was only significant between triglyceride elevation and the incidence of CHD. Conclusion: The incidence of CHD was 11.7 % for men and 1.7 % for women which show that there is a significant difference between men and women for the incidence of CHD. The triglyceride elevation has a significant relationship with the incidence of CHD. Keywords: coronary heart disease, incidence, risk factors

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