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Prevention of recurrent heart attacks and strokes in low and middle income population : Evidence-based recommendations for policy makers and health professionals

By:

World Health Organization

Material type: Text

Text

TextPublication details: Geneva World Health Organization 2003ISBN:

978-92-415-6258-4

Subject(s):

Health

DDC classification:

616.1205 WOR

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