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. 1978 Jul;40(7):789–795. doi: 10.1136/hrt.40.7.789

Ethnic group comparisons of variables associated with ischaemic heart disease.

T W Meade, M Brozović, R Chakrabarti, A P Haines, W R North, Y Stirling
PMCID: PMC483485  PMID: 687476

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