Influence of Prior Heart Failure Hospitalization on Cardiovascular Events in Patients with Reduced and Preserved Ejection Fraction Bello et al: Effect of HF Hospitalization on CV Events
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Akshay S. Desai | S. Solomon | M. Pfeffer | S. Yusuf | A. Desai | K. Swedberg | C. Granger | N. Bello | B. Claggett
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