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The role of homocysteine‐lowering B‐vitamins in the primary prevention of cardiovascular disease

Debreceni et al., 2014

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9230241606880910687
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Debreceni B
Debreceni L
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Cardiovascular therapeutics

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Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of mortality in the Western world. The effort of research should aim at the primary prevention of CVD. Alongside statin therapy, which is maintained to be an effective method of CVD prevention, there are alternative …
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