A Comparison of the Case–Control and Case–Crossover Designs for Estimating Medical Costs of Nonfatal Fall-Related Injuries Among Older Americans
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Ted R Miller | Judy A Stevens | Phaedra S Corso | E. Finkelstein | P. Corso | T. Miller | J. Stevens | Eric A Finkelstein | Hong Chen | Hong Chen
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