Early life predictors of atrial fibrillation-related mortality: Evidence from the health and retirement study

M. Maria Glymour; Emelia Benjamin; Анна Кошелева; Paola Gilsanz; Lesley H. Curtis; Kristen K. Patton

doi:10.1016/j.healthplace.2012.12.008

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Early life predictors of atrial fibrillation-related mortality: Evidence from the health and retirement study

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