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The test for subgroup differences between studies that included only patients with ACS and those that included both ACS and stable CAD revealed borderline significance in 1-year bleeding events (p = 0.05) ( Supplemental Fig. 13 ).

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Visual inspection of the meta -regression plot revealed a positive trend, indicating that RR tends to increase with more recent publication years, but this was not statistically significant ( Supplemental Figs. 15,16 ). 4.

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