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Review

. 1979 Sep;86(5):1015-43.

Psychological control of essential hypertension: review of the literature and methodological critique

P Seer

PMID: 386400

Review

Psychological control of essential hypertension: review of the literature and methodological critique

P Seer. Psychol Bull. 1979 Sep.

. 1979 Sep;86(5):1015-43.

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P Seer

PMID: 386400

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