Diabetes and incident coronary heart disease

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Part . Effect Modification (Interaction)

Diabetes is also a risk factor for incident coronary heart disease (crude odds ratio = 4.30). Gender may be an effect modifier in the relationship between diabetes and incident coronary heart disease.

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