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Independent Associations Between Metabolic Syndrome Severity and Future Coronary Heart Disease by Sex and Race.

A. Vishnu | S. Musani | M. Sims | M. Gurka | T. Pearson | S. Golden | M. DeBoer | Yi Guo

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