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Multiscale modelling of hormonal effects on atrial fibrillation in female physiology
Background and aims: Atrial fibrillation (AF) risk varies across the female reproductive lifespan, rising after menopause but remaining low in pregnancy despite left atrial dilation. This suggests a potential modulatory role for female hormones that if better understood could aid in risk stratificat
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