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Modifiable High-Risk Behaviors for Cardiovascular Disease Among Family Physicians in the United StatesA National Survey
Kim E. LeBlanc, MD;
Isabel C. Scarinci, MA, MPH;
Leanne L. LeBlanc, MD;
Glenn N. Jones, PhD
Arch Fam Med. 1997;6(3):246-250.
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