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Cardiovascular Risk Surveillance to Develop a Nationwide Health Promotion Strategy: The Grenada Heart Project

Published:2012-07-01 Issue:2 Volume:7 Page:87
ISSN:2211-8179
Container-title:Global Heart
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Author:

Bansilal Sameer,Vedanthan Rajesh,Woodward Mark,Iyengar Rupa,Hunn Marilyn,Lewis Marcelle,Francis Lesley,Charney Alexander,Graves Claire,Farkouh Michael E.,Fuster Valentin

Publisher

Ubiquity Press, Ltd.

Subject

Cardiology and Cardiovascular Medicine,Community and Home Care,Epidemiology

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