Social network diversity and risks of ischemic heart disease and total mortality: findings from the Copenhagen City Heart Study.
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P. Schnohr | G. Jensen | M. Grønbaek | J. Barefoot | E. Prescott | Peter Schnohr | Eva Prescott | Gorm Jensen | John C Barefoot | Morten Grønbaek
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