People at lower socioeconomic levels die more often within five to 10 years after heart surgery than those at higher socioeconomic levels, regardless of race and gender, according to new research.
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People at lower socioeconomic levels have higher death rates within 5-10 years after heart surgery, regardless of race, gender
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