Social class, coronary risk factors and undernutrition, a double burden of diseases, in women during transition, in five Indian cities
Authors:
- Raheena BeegomRBRaheena Beegom
- Amita S MehtaAMAmita S Mehta
- Mohammad A NiazMNMohammad A Niaz
- Amit K DeADAmit K De
- Ranjan K MitraRMRanjan K Mitra
- Satya P VermaSVSatya P Verma
- Gopal K DubeGDGopal K Dube
- Hikjul M SiddiquiHSHikjul M Siddiqui
- Gurpreet S WanderGWGurpreet S Wander
- 1 May 1999
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in International Journal of Cardiology
- Vol. 69 (2) , 139-147
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