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Low rate of sex-specific result reporting in cardiovascular trials.
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Low rate of sex-specific result reporting in cardiovascular trials.
Blauwet LA, Hayes SN, McManus D, Redberg RF, Walsh MN. Low rate of sex-specific result reporting in cardiovascular trials. Mayo Clin Proc. 2007 Feb; 82(2):166-70.
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