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. 2005 Jul-Aug;120(4):472–475. doi: 10.1177/003335490512000417
Establishing successful binational academic collaborations in minority health research.
Nelda Mier
1, Veronica Piziak
1, Miguel Zuniga
1, Esmeralda Sanchez
1, Anabel Bocanegra Alonso
1, Rosa I Acosta Gonzalez
1, Octelina Castillo Ruiz
1, José A Ramírez de León
1
Nelda Mier
1Texas A&M University System Health Sciences Center School of Rural Public Health South Texas Center, McAllen 78503, USA.
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Veronica Piziak
1Texas A&M University System Health Sciences Center School of Rural Public Health South Texas Center, McAllen 78503, USA.
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Miguel Zuniga
1Texas A&M University System Health Sciences Center School of Rural Public Health South Texas Center, McAllen 78503, USA.
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Esmeralda Sanchez
1Texas A&M University System Health Sciences Center School of Rural Public Health South Texas Center, McAllen 78503, USA.
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Anabel Bocanegra Alonso
1Texas A&M University System Health Sciences Center School of Rural Public Health South Texas Center, McAllen 78503, USA.
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Rosa I Acosta Gonzalez
1Texas A&M University System Health Sciences Center School of Rural Public Health South Texas Center, McAllen 78503, USA.
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Octelina Castillo Ruiz
1Texas A&M University System Health Sciences Center School of Rural Public Health South Texas Center, McAllen 78503, USA.
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José A Ramírez de León
1Texas A&M University System Health Sciences Center School of Rural Public Health South Texas Center, McAllen 78503, USA.
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1Texas A&M University System Health Sciences Center School of Rural Public Health South Texas Center, McAllen 78503, USA.
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