Author:
Celis-Morales Carlos,Livingstone Katherine M.,Marsaux Cyril F. M.,Macready Anna L.,Fallaize Rosalind,O’Donovan Clare B.,Woolhead Clara,Forster Hannah,Walsh Marianne C.,Navas-Carretero Santiago,San-Cristobal Rodrigo,Tsirigoti Lydia,Lambrinou Christina P.,Mavrogianni Christina,Moschonis George,Kolossa Silvia,Hallmann Jacqueline,Godlewska Magdalena,Surwiłło Agnieszka,Traczyk Iwona,Drevon Christian A.,Bouwman Jildau,van Ommen Ben,Grimaldi Keith,Parnell Laurence D.,Matthews John N.S.,Manios Yannis,Daniel Hannelore,Martinez J. Alfredo,Lovegrove Julie A.,Gibney Eileen R.,Brennan Lorraine,Saris Wim H. M.,Gibney Mike,Mathers; John C.
Publisher
Oxford University Press (OUP)
Subject
General Medicine,Epidemiology
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