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An event of shear importance

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In this issue of Blood, Yong and colleagues report that circulating blood platelets and monocytes in stable coronary artery disease patients can become activated by shear stress during passage through a stenosed sclerotic lesion, despite dual anti-platelet therapy, and the absence of either plaque rupture or collagen exposure.

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