Prolactin Tied to Poorer Diastolic Function in Men With T2D

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Higher prolactin levels are associated with poorer diastolic function and heart failure symptoms in men, but not in women, with type 2 diabetes. Medscape News UK

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Prolactin Tied to Poorer Diastolic Function in Men With T2D
Higher prolactin levels are associated with poorer diastolic function and heart failure symptoms in men, but not in women, with type 2 diabetes. Medscape News UK

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