Regular ArticleErectile Dysfunction and Coronary Risk Factors: Prospective Results from the Massachusetts Male Aging Study☆,☆☆
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Analysis was supported in part by Pfizer Inc. The authors thank Drs. Marilyn Barbour, Richard Durante, Irwin Goldstein, Ann Hume, Chris Longcope, Diana Salvador, and Susan Yurgalevitch among other MMAS coinvestigators, colleagues, and project staff.
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The Massachusetts Male Aging Study was supported by grants from the National Institute on Aging (AG-04673) and National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Disease (DK - 44995).
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