NPPB and myocardial infarction: In this model, older age (1.05 per year [1.02–1.09]), history of RCA (4.8 [2.7–8.5]), history of MI (1.5 [0.9–2.5]), higher cumulative exposure to total cholesterol (1.3 per SD [1.1–1.7]), higher cumulative exposure to serum glucose (1.3 per SD [1.0–1.6]), longer QRS duration (1.3 per SD [1.0–1.6]), higher LVM (1.5 per SD [1.1–1.9]), higher NT-proBNP (1.1 per SD [0.9–1.4]), and statin use (0.7 [0.4–1.1]) were predictors of CV mortality after HF.