Obesity and Age of First Non–ST-Segment Elevation Myocardial Infarction
Authors:
- Barry A. FranklinBFBarry A. Franklin
- Anita Y. ChenACAnita Y. Chen
- Aaron D. BermanABAaron D. Berman
- Matthew T. RoeMRMatthew T. Roe
- Eric D. PetersonEPEric D. Peterson
- E. Magnus OhmanEOE. Magnus Ohman
- Sidney C. SmithSSSidney C. Smith
- W. Brian GiblerWGW. Brian Gibler
- Peter A. McCulloughPMPeter A. McCullough
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