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Editorial
. 2011 Aug 1;89(8):546-546A.
doi: 10.2471/BLT.11.091074.

Development at risk: addressing noncommunicable diseases at the United Nations high-level meeting

Ala Din Alwan, Gauden Galea, David Stuckler
Editorial

Development at risk: addressing noncommunicable diseases at the United Nations high-level meeting

Ala Din Alwan et al. Bull World Health Organ. .
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