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Lifestyle diseases in Pacific communities / by Terry Coyne ; edited by Robert Hughes and Sarah Langi.

By: Coyne, TerryContributor(s): Secretariat of the Pacific CommunityMaterial type: Text

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TextSeries: Technical paper (Secretariat of the Pacific Community) ; no. 219Publication details: Noumea, New Caledonia 2000. Description: 331 pISBN: 9822037937ISSN: 0081-2862Subject(s): Life style | Health behavior | Chronic disease -- epidemiology -- statistics | Diet surveys | Risk factors | Nutrition | Health promotion | Cardiovascular diseases -- epidemiology -- statistics | Diabetes mellitus -- epidemiology -- statistics | Neoplasms -- epidemiology -- statistics | Obesity -- epidemiology -- statistics | Oceania | Pacific IslandsNLM classification: WT 500 2000CO

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