FLAVONOID INTAKE AND LONG-TERM RISK OF CORONARY-HEART-DISEASE AND CANCER IN THE 7 COUNTRIES STUDY

FLAVONOID INTAKE AND LONG-TERM RISK OF CORONARY-HEART-DISEASE AND CANCER IN THE 7 COUNTRIES STUDY
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10.1001/archinte.155.4.381
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发表时间:
1995-02-27
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KATAN, MB
KATAN, MB
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作者:
HERTOG, MGL;KROMHOUT, D;KATAN, MB

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