C-Reactive protein cutoff-point of 0.65 mg/L may be appropriate not only as a component of metabolic syndrome but also as a risk predictor of cardiovascular disease.

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C-Reactive protein cutoff-point of 0.65 mg/L may be appropriate not only as a component of metabolic syndrome but also as a risk predictor of cardiovascular disease. Abstract Text:

Eiji Oda,Eiji Oda,

C-Reactive protein cutoff-point of 0.65 mg/L may be appropriate not only as a component of metabolic syndrome but also as a risk predictor of cardiovascular disease. Publishing Authors By Initials

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C-Reactive protein cutoff-point of 0.65 mg/L may be appropriate not only as a component of metabolic syndrome but also as a risk predictor of cardiovascular disease. Journal Published:

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Journal: Circulation journal : official journal of the Japa

VOLUME: 71

Page Numbers: 1501; author reply 1502

Journal Abbreviation: Circ. J.

ISSN: 1346-9843

DAY: 27

MONTH: Sep

YEAR: 2007

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