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Higher BMI is associated with reduced brain volume in heart failure.

BMC Obes · 2014 · PMC4431695 · PMID 25984353

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may not be significantno p-value reported
For instance, given the prevalence of white matter damage in HF persons and its close association with brain hypoperfusion, it is possible that the additive effects of obesity may not be significant enough to modify this relationship.

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