The Importance of Considering Sex and Gender in Cardiovascular Research
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Scovelle, Anna J
Milner, Allison
Beauchamp, Alison
Byrnes, Joshua
Norton, Robyn
Woodward, Mark
O'Neil, Adrienne
Milner, Allison
Beauchamp, Alison
Byrnes, Joshua
Norton, Robyn
Woodward, Mark
O'Neil, Adrienne
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2019
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To the Editor, In 2016, Heart Lung and Circulation published the Australian Clinical Guidelines for the Management of Acute Coronary Syndromes, by the National Heart Foundation of Australia and Cardiac Society of Australia [1]. These guidelines aim to ensure that all cardiac patients receive the best evidence-based care.
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Scovelle, AJ; Milner, A; Beauchamp, A; Byrnes, J; Norton, R; Woodward, M; O'Neil, A, The Importance of Considering Sex and Gender in Cardiovascular Research., Heart Lung and Circulation, 2019