Obesity is associated with increased condult vessel stiffness in a community-based cohort: the NHLBI framingham heart study

Gary F. Mitchell; Emelia Benjamin; Michelle J. Kupka; Martin G. Larson; Daniel Levy

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Obesity is associated with increased condult vessel stiffness in a community-based cohort: the NHLBI framingham heart study

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