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Public Health Data Analytics (82) Cardiovascular Disease Prevention (142)

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Birth Month and Cardiovascular Disease Risk Association: Is meaningfulness in the eye of the beholder?

Birth Month and Cardiovascular Disease Risk Association: Is meaningfulness in the eye of the beholder?

Birth Month and Cardiovascular Disease Risk Association: Is meaningfulness in the eye of the beholder?

Authors of this article:

Eduard Poltavskiy1 ;   J. D. Spence2 ;   Jeehyoung Kim3 ;   Heejung Bang4
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