Alcohol, aging, and cognitive performance: a cross-cultural comparison.
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Alcohol, aging, and cognitive performance: a cross-cultural comparison.
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Alcohol, aging, and cognitive performance: a cross-cultural comparison.
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Alcohol, aging, and cognitive performance: a cross-cultural comparison.
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Alcohol, aging, and cognitive performance: a cross-cultural comparison.
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Alcohol, aging, and cognitive performance: a cross-cultural comparison.
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Alcohol, aging, and cognitive performance: a cross-cultural comparison.
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Amy Borenstein Graves
Eric B Larson
Gail E Bond
James D Bowen
Linda Teri
Madeline Murguia Rice
Robert Burr
Susan M McCurry
Wayne C McCormick
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10.1177/0898264303015002003
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2003-05-01T00:00:00Z