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Role of Polygenic Risk Scores and Artificial Intelligence
Polygenic risk scores and artificial intelligence-based tools represent the last frontier of contemporary cardiovascular medicine, promising unprecedented opportunities to navigate the complexity of disease and optimize patient care. In this chapter we provide a concise overview of the expanding bod
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