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Metabolic adaptation
All groups with cardiometabolic dysfunction showed similarly increased risks of recurrent major cardiovascular events and mortality.
Monitoring and managing cardiometabolic dysfunction is crucial for reducing cardiovascular risk.
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all groups with cardiometabolic dysfunction showed similarly increased risks of both outcomes.
Why this rating
Based on the large sample size and follow-up duration.
Source
Two (or more) sides of a coin
Alline Beleigoli et al. · Heart · 2014
DOI 10.1136/heartjnl-2014-306009
cohort · n=5232Cited 3×
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