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Cytokine Autoantibodies Are Associated With Infection Risk and Self-Perceived Health: Results From the Danish Blood Donor Study

Journal of Clinical Immunology
AllergyImmunology
2020English

What to Do Here? What to Do There? The Effect of Change in Organization Size on Public Management

International Public Management Journal
Public AdministrationInternational ManagementBusiness
2017English

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Health Behaviors, Risk Factors, and Health Indicators Associated With Cigarette Use in Mexican Americans: Results From the Hispanic HANES.

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Higher Levels of Physical Fitness Are Associated With a Reduced Risk of Suffering Sarcopenic Obesity and Better Perceived Health Among the Elderly. The EXERNET Multi-Center Study

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