Does nonrigid registration improve MRI T2 quantification in heart transplant patient follow-up?
Nonrigid registration improves T2 quantification in heart-transplant patient follow-up.
In working middle-aged and older men, psychosocial risk factors were related to circulating counts of progenitor cells. Smoking interacted negatively with psychosocial risk factors (middle-aged men) or with biological risk factors (older employees).