Journal Editorial - Why Y? The Y chromosome may serve a cardiovascular purpose after all

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Journal editorial: Connecting the dots in cardiovascular medicine: endometriosis, chronic inflammation and venous thromboembolism

With Elvira Grandone and Concetta Panebianco, San Giovanni Rotondo Hospital, San Giovanni Rotondo - Italy. Link to European Heart Journal paper Link to European Heart Journal editorial 

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