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2023-10-11 02:42:51 UTC - HELPFUL

Rated by Participant: 009B7845FFE2162CB959F226861BBA090CCF60669475C2FC6FBECF1291BB82C9
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"The analysis showed that, without adjusting for differences in age and other health factors that influence risk, the female bypass patients had a 2.8 percent rate of death during or soon after surgery, compared with 1.7 percent for male patients." https://news.weill.cornell.edu/news/2023/03/nationwide-study-finds-that-women-have-greater-risk-of-mortality-than-men-after

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