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. 2006 Jan-Feb;121(1):97-103.
doi: 10.1177/003335490612100118.

Translating scientific discoveries into public health action: how can schools of public health move us forward?

Ross C Brownson  1 , Maitthew W Kreuter, Barbara A Arrington, William R True
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Translating scientific discoveries into public health action: how can schools of public health move us forward?

Ross C Brownson et al. Public Health Rep. 2006 Jan-Feb.
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