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Dietary vitamin B1 intake and stroke risk in U.S. adults: Insights from a nationally representative health examination survey

By Zhi Li, Min Fu, Li Wang, +4Show 4 more authors, Yangzhou Xu
Cross-sectional study of 11,750 peoplePopulations

Dose-response

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  • Thiamine
  • Stroke
  • Humans

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Zhi Li, Min Fu, Li Wang, +4Show 4 more authors, Qiong Chen, Guang Yao, Qianhua Dai, Lili Jiang, Yangzhou Xu

Changsha Fourth Hospital

Medicine, 9 Oct 2026

doi.org/10.1097/md.0000000000050900PubMed 42854020

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