Essentials of a new clinical practice guidance on familial hypercholesterolaemia for physicians
Gerald F. Watts(Royal Perth Hospital), Clara K Chow(Westmead Hospital), Jing Pang(The University of Western Australia), David L. Hare(The University of Melbourne), Nicola Poplawski(Royal Adelaide Hospital), Karam Kostner(Mater Health Services), Ari Horton(Monash Children’s Hospital), David Sullivan(Royal Prince Alfred Hospital), Tom Brett(The University of Notre Dame Australia), Robert Justo, Andrew C. Martin(The University of Western Australia), Ronald J. Trent(John Radcliffe Hospital), Damon A. Bell(South Australia Pathology), Shubha Srinivasan(Children's Hospital at Westmead)
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