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Psychosocial, mental, and suboptimal health measures are not affected by provision of abdominal aortic calcification imaging results: A 12-week RCT
Introduction: The provision of abdominal aortic calcification imaging results can elicit cardiovascular disease risk–reducing behaviors. However, its impact on psychosocial, mental, and suboptimal health measures is less clear. Methods: Secondary analyses of a previously reported 12-week, single-bli
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