P858Women with stable coronary artery disease have better clinical outcomes than men, but this association is modified by degree of depression: insights from the STABILITY trial

P. Oliveira Guimaraes,C.B. Granger,Karen Chiswell,Amanda Stebbins,Claes Held,Judith S. Hochman,Susan Krug-Gourley,Eva Lonn,Renato Lopes,R. A. H. Stewart,Dragos Vinereanu,Lars Wallentin,Harvey D. White,Nicolas Danchin

P858Women with stable coronary artery disease have better clinical outcomes than men, but this association is modified by degree of depression: insights from the STABILITY trial

2017

P. Oliveira Guimaraes
C.B. Granger
Karen Chiswell
Amanda Stebbins
Claes Held
Judith S. Hochman
Susan Krug-Gourley
Eva Lonn
Renato Lopes
R. A. H. Stewart
Dragos Vinereanu
Lars Wallentin
Harvey D. White
Nicolas Danchin

Women with stable coronary artery disease have better clinical outcomes than men, but this association is modified by degree of depression : insights from the STABILITY trial

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Internal medicine
Diabetes mellitus
Cardiology
Coronary artery disease
Medicine
Physical therapy

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