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. 1954 Jul;44(7):851–863. doi: 10.2105/ajph.44.7.851

Cardiovascular Health Center

I. Project Design for Public Health Research

Herman E Hilleboe, George James, Joseph T Doyle
PMCID: PMC1620795  PMID: 13171462

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