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Sex hormone-binding globulin exerts sex-related causal effects on lower extremity varicose veins: evidence from gender-stratified Mendelian randomization

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Title
Sex hormone-binding globulin exerts sex-related causal effects on lower extremity varicose veins: evidence from gender-stratified Mendelian randomization
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Frontiers in endocrinology, December 2023
DOI 10.3389/fendo.2023.1230955
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Qinglu Fan, Yang Meng, Zhihao Nie, Songping Xie, Changzheng Chen

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#23,514,286
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#8,733
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