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Intestinal Microbiome and Extremes of Atherosclerosis
Patients attending stroke prevention clinics and a premature atherosclerosis clinic at University Hospital in London, ON, Canada were recruited to the study. They completed a dietary questionnaire, provided stool samples and had blood drawn to measure plasma levels of metabolites produced by the intestinal bacteria.
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