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Sex differences in associations of comorbidities with incident cardiovascular disease: focus on absolute risk.

Just Dronkers,Laura M G Meems,Dirk J van Veldhuisen,Sven Meyer,Lyanne M Kieneker,Ron T Gansevoort,Stephan J L Bakker,Michiel Rienstra,Rudolf A de Boer,Navin Suthahar

European heart journal open（2022）

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Abstract
Increase in absolute risk of developing CVD is higher in hypertensive men than in hypertensive women, but no substantial sex-related differences were observed among individuals with obesity, type-2 diabetes and AF. On a relative risk scale, comorbidities, in general, confer a higher CVD risk in women than in men.
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Absolute risk,Comorbidities,Incident cardiovascular disease,Relative risk,Sex-related differences
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