Comparison of plasma biomarkers with dietary assessment methods for fruit and vegetable intake
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D. Greenwood | C. Wild | J. Cade | S. Kirk | C P Wild | J E Cade | J. Pollard | J Pollard | K L M White | D C Greenwood | S F L Kirk | K. White
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