Autopsy data from US service members demonstrates that atherosclerosis prevalence is associated with age and cardiovascular risk factors.
Supports associations in young service members; leaves open longitudinal progression and prevention trials.
Among deployed US service members who died of combat or unintentional injuries and received autopsies, the prevalence of atherosclerosis varied by age and cardiovascular risk factors.
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