Hyperuricemia, gout and the associated comorbidities in China: findings from a prospective study of 0.5 million adults
Pek Kei Im(University of Oxford), Xiaoming Yang(University of Oxford), Dianjianyi Sun(Peking University), Canqing Yu(Peking University), Christiana Kartsonaki(University of Oxford), Maria Kakkoura(University of Oxford), Iona Y. Millwood(University of Oxford), Jun Lv(First Affiliated Hospital of Zhengzhou University), Olaa Mohamed-Ahmed(University of Oxford), Huaidong Du(University of Oxford), Liming Li(Peking University), Zhengming Chen(Cornell University), Yiping Chen(University of Oxford), Ling Yang, Hua Zhang(University of Oxford)
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