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How far are we from accurate sex-specific risk prediction of cardiovascular disease? One size may not fit all — Bi Huang (2024) | RDL Network
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How far are we from accurate sex-specific risk prediction of cardiovascular disease? One size may not fit all
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Professor Gregory Lip
University of Liverpool
How far are we from accurate sex-specific risk prediction of cardiovascular disease? One size may not fit all
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2024
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Bi Huang
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Mayank Dalakoti
Professor Gregory Lip
University of Liverpool
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