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. 1991;21(3):47-73.

Obesity, diet, and psychosocial factors contributing to cardiovascular disease in blacks

S Kumanyika, L L Adams-Campbell

PMID: 2044117

Review

Obesity, diet, and psychosocial factors contributing to cardiovascular disease in blacks

S Kumanyika et al. Cardiovasc Clin. 1991.

. 1991;21(3):47-73.

Authors

S Kumanyika, L L Adams-Campbell

PMID: 2044117

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