Adapting the Diabetes Prevention Program for low- and middle-income countries: preliminary implementation findings from lifestyle Africa.
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J. Smyth | E. Lambert | D. Catley | K. Resnicow | K. Goggin | M. Vitolins | T. Puoane | L. Tsolekile | Kandace K. Fleming | S. Schlachter | Mariam Hassen | Emily A. Hurley | R. Schoor | Kenneth Muhali
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