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High inflammatory risk was estimated to be present in nearly 40% of patients with heart failure and was closely tied to signals of cardio-kidney-metabolic syndrome such as more severe HF, obesity and kidney disease, researchers reported. Independent predictors of elevated high-sensitivity C-reactive protein were similar across HF subtypes, including HF with preserved ejection fraction, HF
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