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Lipid goal achievement one month after myocardial infarction: Observational real-world study from Polish population

Aleksander Zeliaś12, Adrian Bednarek3, Dominika Dykla12, Renata Wysocka4, Paulina Szczygiel2, Dariusz Dudek5

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