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Subclinical Primary Aldosteronism and the Risk of Major Cardiovascular Events: Insights into the Spectrum of Renin-Independent Aldosterone Overproduction and Recommendations for Early Identification

  • By

  • Atef Akoum

  • Mounir Hakim

  • Rola Kwayess

  • Bahaa El Deen Wehbeh

  • Lina Alaaeddine

  • Mohamed Nasser El Shabrawi

  • Ashesh Das

  • Akshay Kumar

  • Sreekant Avula

  • Abdallah Rebeiz

  • Jason Li

  • June 23, 2026

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Subclinical primary aldosteronism and major adverse cardiovascular events: evidence for a continuum of renin-independent aldosterone excess and a proposal for early detection

  • by Atef Akoum, Mounir Hakim, Rola Kwayess, Bahaa El Deen Wehbeh, Lina Alaaeddine, Mohamed Nasser El Shabrawi, Ashesh Das, Akshay Kumar, Sreekant Avula, Abdallah Rebeiz, Jason Li

  • June 23, 2026

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