Baseline Characteristics of Participants in the ASPREE (Aspirin in Reducing Events in the Elderly) Study.

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Authors McNeil, John J;Woods, Robyn L;Nelson, Mark R;Murray, Anne M;Reid, Christopher M;Kirpach, Brenda;Storey, Elsdon;Shah, Raj C;Wolfe, Rory S;Tonkin, Andrew M;Newman, Anne B;Williamson, Jeff D;Lockery, Jessica E;Margolis, Karen L;Ernst, Michael E;Abhayaratna, Walter P;Stocks, Nigel;Fitzgerald, Sharyn M;Trevaks, Ruth E;Orchard, Suzanne G;Beilin, Lawrence J;Donnan, Geoffrey A;Gibbs, Peter;Johnston, Colin I;Grimm, Richard H;, ;
Journal the journals of gerontology series a, biological sciences and medical sciences
Year 2019
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