Lowering the neutrophil to lymphocyte ratio by the BET inhibitor, apabetalone: potential implications for cardiovascular events in high risk patients

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Lowering the neutrophil to lymphocyte ratio by the BET inhibitor, apabetalone: potential implications for cardiovascular events in high risk patients

Session: Poster session 2 - Coronary artery disease: from bench to bedside

Topic: Inflammation and microcirculation

Speaker: Doctor J. Johansson (San Francisco, US)

Event: ESC Congress 2017

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Doctor Jan Johansson

Resverlogix Inc., San Francisco (United States of America)

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