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Marvin F. Kraushar M.D.identified multiple risk factors for cardiovascular disease (CVD). A handful of modifiable risk factors, including psychosocial variables, seem responsible for nearly all CVD morbidity and mortality although the effects of genes on those risk factors are considerable. The interactive role of an athe

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