Association between protein intake and blood pressure: the INTERMAP Study.
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P. Elliott | A. Dyer | L. Appel | J. Stamler | Q. Chan | H. Ueshima | A. Okayama | H. Kesteloot | Bei-fan Zhou | D. Garside | B. Dennis
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