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Chancen der Ernährung in der Prävention koronarer Herzkrankheit bei Frauen

Die CORA-Studie

The prospects of nutrition for prevention of coronary cardiac disease in women

The CORA study

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    B.-C. Zyriax, H. Boeing & E. Windler

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Zyriax, BC., Boeing, H. & Windler, E. Chancen der Ernährung in der Prävention koronarer Herzkrankheit bei Frauen. Kardiologe 1, 114–119 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12181-007-0016-2

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