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ReviewWhy the Scots die younger: Synthesizing the evidence

Gerry McCartney2012

Review2012

Why the Scots die younger: Synthesizing the evidence

Gerry McCartney · Chik Collins · David Walsh · George David Batty

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Year2012

Typereview

Published2012-05-10

VenuePublic Health

ISSN-L0033-3506

Languageen

Citations58

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ShelfHealth disparities and outcomes

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