Molecular mechanisms ntawm Abdominal aneurysms

Published Date: 02 Mar 2023

When the arteries supplying blood to the stomach and liver swell and burst, it is an emergency in which 50% of patients die before reaching the hospital. This "silent killer" situation, know...

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