Increased cardiovascular mortality and normalized serum calcium in patients with mild hypercalcemia followed up for 25 years
Authors:
- Lars LindLLLars Lind
- Mats PalmérMPMats Palmér
- Sören JakobssonSJSören Jakobsson
- Sverker LjunghallSLSverker Ljunghall
- Jonas RastadJRJonas Rastad
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