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New data highlight the importance of identifying sex-specific risk factors in CV care, experts say.
Beyond reproductive health: the cardiovascular risks of endometriosis
This editorial refers to ‘Endometriosis and long-term cardiovascular risk: a nationwide Danish study’, by E. Havers-Borgersen et al., https://doi.org/10.10