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Epigenetic signatures of biological vulnerability and residual risk in heart failure
BackgroundDNA methylation (DNAm) signatures capture cumulative lifestyle exposures and biological aging. This prospective study evaluated whether DNAm-based scores and epigenetic aging clocks are associated with clinical outcomes and mortality in a multinational cohort of patients with heart failure
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