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December 1, 1978Clinical Chemistry

Relation of hypertension, lipids, and lipoproteins to atherosclerosis.

L.A. Lewis Herbert K. Naito

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L A Lewis, H K Naito; Relation of hypertension, lipids, and lipoproteins to atherosclerosis., Clinical Chemistry, Volume 24, Issue 12, 1 December 1978, Pag

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