Reproductive decision making and genetic predisposition to sudden cardiac death

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Authors:

Dorit Barlevy

David T. Wasserman

Marina Stolerman

Kathleen E. Erskine

Siobhan M. Dolan

Year:

2012

AJOB Primary Research

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