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Socioeconomic status and cardiovascular risk in urban South Asia: The CARRS StudyAli et al., 2016
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- Ali M
- Bhaskarapillai B
- Shivashankar R
- Mohan D
- Fatmi Z
- Pradeepa R
- Masood Kadir M
- Mohan V
- Tandon N
- Venkat Narayan K
- Prabhakaran D
- CARRS investigators
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- European journal of preventive cardiology
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Abstract Background Although South Asians experience cardiovascular disease (CVD) and risk factors at an early age, the distribution of CVD risks across the socioeconomic spectrum remains unclear. Methods We analysed the 2011 Centre for Cardiometabolic Risk …
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