Cleveland Clinic, U.S.
Studies from Cleveland Clinic, U.S. add new findings to body of knowledge
Published in Medical Imaging Business Week, November 2nd, 2006
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Study 1: Cardiovascular nurses need to develop a heightened awareness of future and comorbid risks.
"The metabolic syndrome and imaging of subclinical coronary artery disease are novel approaches to identify cardiovascular risk at an early disease stage before the onset of complications. The metabolic syndrome is defined as a combination of major and emerging cardiovascular risk factors that are related to underlying insulin...
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