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Women with stable coronary artery disease have better clinical outcomes than men, but this association is modified by degree of depression: insights from the STABILITY trial

Session: Poster session 1 - Stable CAD
Topic: Angina pectoris stable
Speaker: Doctor P. Oliveira Guimaraes (Durham, US)
Event: ESC Congress 2017

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Doctor Patricia Oliveira Guimaraes

Duke Clinical Research Institute, Durham (United States of America)
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Poster session 1 - Stable CAD

Speakers: Doctor P. Oliveira Guimaraes, Doctor T. Yamanaka, Doctor T. Nasu, Doctor A. Synetos, Associate Professor S. Leonardi...
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