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A Study of Differences in Chronic Diseases Prevalence

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A study of chronic hemodialysis teams—Differences in opinions and expectations

A.Kaplan De-Nour, J.W. Czaczkes, P. Lilos

Journal of Chronic Diseases. 1972;25(8):441-448

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Factors associated with self-reported back-pain prevalence: A populationdashbased study

Lesley S. Reisbord, Sander Greenland

Journal of Chronic Diseases. 1985;38(8):691-702

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Cardiovascular disease symptoms in Norway—A study of prevalence and a mortality follow-up

Truls Zeiner-Henriksen

Journal of Chronic Diseases. 1971;24(9):553-567

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A dynamic model of prevalence for an epidemiologic study of a chronic disease within a health maintenance organization

John P. Mullooly, Arthur Oleinick

Journal of Chronic Diseases. 1975;28(5-6):317-340

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A follow-up study of the Commission on Chronic Illness morbidity survey in Baltimore II. Race and sex differences in mortality

Margaret Bright

Journal of Chronic Diseases. 1967;20(9):717-729

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#74 Ethnic differences in the prevalence of chronic diseases in the elderly

AP Verhoeff, E Poort, J Spijker

Annals of Epidemiology. 2002;12(7):517

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Prevalence of cerebral hemorrhage and thrombosis in Japan: Study of the major causes of death

Martin G. Netsky, Toru Miyaji

Journal of Chronic Diseases. 1976;29(11):711-721

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If chronic diseases were acute with some ruminations about their prevalence

David Seegal

Journal of Chronic Diseases. 1963;16(9):951-954

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Prevalence and incidence of coronary disease in a population study

Djordje Kozarević, Bojan Pirc, Thomas R. Dawber, Harold A. Kahn, William J. Zukel

Journal of Chronic Diseases. 1971;24(7-8):495-505

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The prevalence of diabetes mellitus and related variables—A population study in Sudbury, Massachusetts

John B. O'Sullivan, Robert F. Williams, Glen W. McDonald

Journal of Chronic Diseases. 1967;20(7):535-543

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