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Joint Exposure to Estimated Small Dense LDL-C and Long-Term PM 2.5 and Risk of Incident Stroke: A Chinese Longitudinal Cohort Study

By Luzhao Wang, Ruixing Zhang, Nina Ma, Zijie Li
Cohort study of 6,457 peoplePopulations

Dose-response

Paper
  • Fine particulate matter
  • Lipid and ceramide metabolism
  • LDL-C
  • Stroke
  • Sd-LDL-C
  • Humans

The paper

Luzhao Wang, Ruixing Zhang, Nina Ma, Zijie Li

Hanzhong Central Hospital

Lipids, 30 Aug 2026

doi.org/10.1002/lipd.70072PubMed 42670256

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