Too Many Blood Donors - Response Bias in the Swiss Health Survey 2012

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Amira Sarraj

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Andreas Bänziger

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Beat M Frey

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Behrouz Mansouri-Taleghani

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Damiano Castelli

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Jutta Thierbach

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Jörg Sigle

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Stefano Fontana

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Thomas Volken

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Tina Weingand

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10.1159/000446815

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Andreas Buser

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2016-10-07T00:00:00Z

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