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Age- and sex-specific platelet count ranges are associated with all-cause mortality in the prospective MOLI-SANI study cohort.
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Should not yet change clinical platelet monitoring; hypothesis-generating for mortality risk stratification and needs prospective validation.
To the editor: Platelet count has been reportedly associated in a nonlinear way with a number of health outcomes among older subjects[1][1],[2][2] or in high-risk groups.[3][3] One early study has investigated the involvement of platelet count for cardiovascular mortality in a general middle-aged
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Bonaccio et al. (2016) studied this question. Age- and sex-specific platelet count ranges are associated with all-cause mortality in the prospective MOLI-SANI study cohort.
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