International differences in self-reported health measures in 33 major metropolitan areas in Europe
Gray, L. Merlo, J. Mindell, J. Hallqvist, J. Tafforeau, Jean O'Reilly, D. Regidor, E. Naesse, O. Kelleher, C. Helakorpi, S.
Gray, L.
Merlo, J.
Mindell, J.
Hallqvist, J.
Tafforeau, Jean
O'Reilly, D.
Regidor, E.
Naesse, O.
Kelleher, C.
Helakorpi, S.
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2012-02-01
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