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ArticleSocial inequality in coronary heart disease: a comparison of occupational classifications

Tarani Chandola1998

Article1998

Social inequality in coronary heart disease: a comparison of occupational classifications

Tarani Chandola

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Health disparities and outcomes Health Promotion and Cardiovascular Prevention Public Health and Social Inequalities

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Year1998

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Published1998-08-01

VenueSocial Science & Medicine

ISSN-L0277-9536

Languageen

Citations76

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