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A call for further evidence regarding the association between metabolic syndrome, sepsis, and sepsis-related death
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    • A call for further evidence regarding the association between metabolic syndrome, sepsis, and sepsis-related death

    • “Research team introduces progress in xxx field. Expert xx established xx system, providing solutions for xx problems.”
    • Shamas Mohammed
    • Military Medical Research (2026)

    • DOI： 10.1016/j.mmr.2026.100069     

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    • Accepted：21 September 2026 ，

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