Sex Differences in Smoking-related Risk of Vascular Disease and All-cause Mortality

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The influence of social factors on gender health.

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Sex Differences in Smoking-related Risk of Vascular Disease and All-cause Mortality

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Rachel R. Huxley

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Sanne A. E. Peters

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Yvonne T. van der Schouw

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