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Publications by P. Ducimetière
Do Lifestyle Behaviours Explain Socioeconomic Differences in All-Cause Mortality, and Fatal and Non-Fatal Cardiovascular Events? Evidence From Middle Aged Men in France and Northern Ireland in the PRIME Study
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