Social Support and Health in Diabetes Patients: An Observational Study in Six European Countries in an Era of Austerity
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Christos Lionis | Agurtzane Mujika | Poli Roukova | Christina Foss | Jan Koetsenruijter | A. Kennedy | A. Rogers | Elka Todorova | C. Lionis | J. van Lieshout | Ivaylo Vassilev | M. Wensing | Christina Foss | Anne Rogers | Anne Kennedy | J. Koetsenruijter | Michel Wensing | Jan van Lieshout | Maria Carmen Portillo | Ivo Vassilev | Elka Todorova | Manuel Serrano Gil | Ingrid Ruud Knutsen | Agapi Angelaki | Agapi Angelaki | P. Roukova | I. Knutsen | A. Mujika | M. C. Portillo
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