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The impact of substantial weight loss on mortality is marked in those dying of noncardiovascular causes, specifically cancer.
Substantial weight loss may increase mortality risk from noncardiovascular causes, such as cancer.
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The impact of substantial weight loss on mortality is marked in those dying of noncardiovascular causes, specifically cancer.
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Relation between weight loss and causes of death in patients with cardiovascular disease
Aldo P. Maggioni et al. · Journal of Cardiovascular Medicine · 2016
DOI 10.2459/jcm.0000000000000492
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