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Persistent inflammation, oxidative stress, and lipoprotein metabolic dysregulation link cardiovascular and pulmonary diseases across the cardio-pulmonary continuum.
Editorial highlights interactions among chronic inflammation, oxidative stress, and lipoprotein metabolism, indicating shared pathways in cardiopulmonary disease.
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Sorokin et al. (2022) conducted an editorial in Cardiovascular and pulmonary diseases with chronic inflammation. Persistent inflammation, oxidative stress, and lipoprotein metabolic dysregulation link cardiovascular and pulmonary diseases across the cardio-pulmonary continuum.
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