Lack of association of recreational cocaine and alcohol use with left ventricular mass in young adults
Authors:
- John FlackJFJohn Flack
- James M. RaczynskiJRJames M. Raczynski
- Jennifer CavenyJCJennifer Caveny
- Julius M. GardinJGJulius M. Gardin
- Cora E. LewisCLCora E. Lewis
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