Does educational level influence the effects of smoking, alcohol, physical activity, and obesity on mortality? A prospective population study
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L. Petersen | C. Schnohr | M. Grønbæk | T. Larsen | K. Schultz-Larsen | E. Prescott | Kirsten Schultz-Larsen | Eva Prescott | Morten Grønbæk | Tine Larsen | Lise Højbjerre | Liselotte Petersen | Christina Schnohr | Mette Riegels | Luise Ledet | L. Højbjerre | M. Riegels | Luise Ledet | K. Schultz‐Larsen
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