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This is an official multisociety hypertension guideline from the AHA/ACC that synthesizes evidence across populations and provides clinical recommendations for practice.
This is an executive summary of a professional society guidance document (AHA/ACC/ADA/ASN) providing recommendations for integrated cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic syndrome management in CKD; it presents expert consensus rather than empirical trial evidence.
An expert consensus opinion article evaluating the rationale for renaming PCOS to PMOS, supported by a global consensus process and evidence review, rather than reporting new primary data.
A narrative review synthesizing current evidence on hypercortisolism in Type 2 diabetes, recommending targeted case-finding strategy and DST screening approach rather than universal screening.
A narrative review synthesising trial evidence and real-world observational data to support a multi-society clinical practice framework for CKM syndrome management, intended to guide physician practice rather than report original research findings.
A rigorous multicenter RCT with adequate follow-up that confirms prior findings but shows adrenalectomy offers limited benefit beyond hypertension for metabolic and QoL outcomes in MACS, with wide confidence intervals and modest effect sizes.
This is a narrative review synthesizing mechanistic evidence and observational associations of the prorenin receptor across multiple diseases, without reporting primary clinical trial data or definitive causal evidence.
Single-center cross-sectional survey of physician knowledge and practice patterns with no comparator arm or outcome data; identifies practice gaps but cannot establish clinical efficacy or guideline concordance quantitatively.