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Acute coronary syndromes — The prognostic impact of hypertension, diabetes and its combination on long-term outcome
International Journal of Cardiology, 08/31/09

Lingman M et al. – ACS patients with a history of HT and DM had a higher age–adjusted, long–term mortality risk than ACS patients without such a history. DM appeared to be more strongly associated with mortality than HT, but its combination was additive.

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