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Opposite associations of aortic aneurysm with blood glucose and with diabetes mellitus

Opposite associations of aortic aneurysm with blood glucose and with diabetes mellitus

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Main Authors: Morris, D, Sherliker, P, Clack, R, Preiss, D, Lam, K, Carter, J, Halliday, A, Peto, R, Lewington, S, Bulbulia, R
Format: Journal article
Published: American Heart Association 2019
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