Coronary disease, among Adventists

Figure 1. Age-standardized relative risk of fatal coronary disease among California Adventist males age 35-69 divided by meat and coffee use, 1960-80. The number of deaths is indicated at the base of each bar. The probability that chance alone accounts for the differential in risk between the indicated group and subjects who use no meat or coffee is less than 0.001.

Relationship of Meat Consumption to the Age-Standardized Relative Risk of Death From Coronary Disease and All Other Causes Among California Adventist Men age 35-64,... 

Meat use among Adventists is questionably related to coronary disease in females, and stroke in males. 

Coffee use among Adventists is moderately related to risk of death from large bowel cancer in both sexes, as well as coronary disease and all causes in males. 

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