August 15, 1998American Journal of EpidemiologyOpen Access

Point: Bias from the "Healthy-Warrior Effect" and Unequal Follow-up in Three Government Studies of Health Effects of the Gulf War

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Robert W. Haley; Point: Bias from the “Healthy-Warrior Effect” and Unequal Follow-up in Three Government Studies of Health Effects of the Gulf War, American Jou

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Robert W. Haley; Point: Bias from the “Healthy-Warrior Effect” and Unequal Follow-up in Three Government Studies of Health Effects of the Gulf War, American Jou

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