Lifestyle factors for the prevention of inflammatory bowel disease
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Kristin E. Burke | A. Wolk | A. Ananthakrishnan | P. Lochhead | J. Ludvigsson | D. Palli | M. Bergmann | A. Cross | A. Clark | M. Song | N. Håkansson | H. Khalili | J. Richter | O. Olén | S. Chan | A. Chan | E. W. Lopes | E. Lopes
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