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Large Life-course Cohorts for Characterizing Genetic and Environmental Contributions: the Need for More Thoughtful Designs

Overview
Journal Epidemiology
Specialty Public Health
Date 2006 Oct 28
PMID 17068411
Citations 4
Authors
John Frank
Erica Di Ruggiero
Roderick R McInnes
Michael Kramer
France Gagnon
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