CKM stage 4

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Estimated pulse wave velocity

no changein humans1

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Estimated pulse wave velocity has no effect on CKM stage 4 in humans.
Humansin participants with pre-existing diabetes mellitus
Estimated pulse wave velocity and CKM stage4 among middle-aged and older population: insights from 3 prospective cohorts
Diabetes research and clinical practice12 Sep 2026

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Estimated pulse wave velocity

upin humans1HR 1.373

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Estimated pulse wave velocity predicts CKM stage 4 in humans (HR 1.373 (HRS), HR 1.397 (ELSA), HR 1.288 (CHARLS), p < 0.001).
Humansgeneral prospective aging cohorts
Estimated pulse wave velocity and CKM stage4 among middle-aged and older population: insights from 3 prospective cohorts
Diabetes research and clinical practice12 Sep 2026

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