Social patterning of cumulative biological risk by education and income among African Americans.
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Social patterning of cumulative biological risk by education and income among African Americans.
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Ana V Diez Roux
Daniel F Sarpong
DeMarc A Hickson
Herman A Taylor
Mario Sims
Patricia M Dubbert
Samson Y Gebreab
Sharon B Wyatt
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2012-05-17T00:00:00Z