Fruit and Vegetable Consumption, Fat Intake, and Physical Activity Participation in Relation to Socio-demographic Factors Among Medically Underserved Adults.

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Amir A Hadi Alakaam

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Jennifer L Lemacks

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10.3934/PUBLICHEALTH.2015.3.402

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