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Evidence-based public health: the importance of finding 'difficult to locate' public health and health promotion intervention studies for systematic reviews

FS Howes · Jodie Doyle · Nicki Jackson · Elizabeth Waters

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Faline Howes, Jodie Doyle, Nicki Jackson, Elizabeth Waters; Evidence‐based public health: the importance of finding ‘difficult to locate’ public health and heal

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