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Risk scores for predicting type 2 diabetes: using the optimal tool

J. Shaw | G. Nijpels | J. Dekker | P. Zimmet | S. Colagiuri | M. Heymans | K. Borch-Johnsen | C. Stehouwer | Á. Tabák | D. Vistisen | M. Eliasson | C. Glümer | M. Alssema | for the DETECT-2 collaboration | J. Shaw

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