Black ethnicity predicts better survival on dialysis despite greater deprivation and co-morbidity: a UK study.
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Black ethnicity predicts better survival on dialysis despite greater deprivation and co-morbidity: a UK study.
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Andrew Cai
Chris Jones
Hugh Cairns
Michael Bedford
Satish Jayawardene
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10.5414/CN108247
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2014-08-01T00:00:00Z