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Risk factor correlates of platelet and leukocyte markers assessed by flow cytometry in a population-based sample
Atherosclerosis, 06/26/09
Folsom AR et al. - Race/ethnicity, sex, and to a lesser degree LDL-cholesterol and cholesterol-lowering therapy, but few other risk factors, were correlated with markers of cellular activation in this population-based study.
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