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April 18, 2006Annals of Internal Medicine

The Relationship between Green Tea and Total Caffeine Intake and Risk for Self-Reported Type 2 Diabetes among Japanese Adults

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HIHiroyasu IsoCDChigusa DateKWKenji Wakai

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