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. 2000 Jul 22;321(7255):237-8.

Sleep apnoea and hypertension. Findings cannot be applied to general public

M Harrison, C Jones, E Brabin
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Sleep apnoea and hypertension. Findings cannot be applied to general public

M Harrison et al. BMJ. .
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