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Association of dietary antioxidant patterns with heart failure risk in patients with hypertension

By Xingwan Bai, Zhenzhen Wu, Yun Zhao, +6Show 6 more authors, Dawei Liu
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Xingwan Bai, Zhenzhen Wu, Yun Zhao, +6Show 6 more authors, Youbo Xu, Nei Li, Lexiang Shi, Gao Xue, Hexiang Yang, Lei Zhao, Dawei Liu

Medical Center Hospital; Xi'an Medical University

Scientific Reports, 6 Oct 2026, CC BY-NC-ND

doi.org/10.1038/s41598-026-74519-y

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