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Q35773198-0731B13D-0BFA-410A-91DF-D4779D9E3F00
Q35773198-0731B13D-0BFA-410A-91DF-D4779D9E3F00
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Levels of homocysteine are increased in metabolic syndrome patients but are not associated with an increased cardiovascular risk, in contrast to patients without the metabolic syndrome
P2860
Q35773198-0731B13D-0BFA-410A-91DF-D4779D9E3F00
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P2860
The Metabolic Syndrome is associated with advanced vascular damage in patients with coronary heart disease, stroke, peripheral arterial disease or abdominal aortic aneurysm