Mortality after acute myocardial infarction according to income and education
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C. Torp‐Pedersen | L. Køber | F. Diderichsen | M. Osler | S. Z. Abildstrøm | S. Rasmussen | M. Madsen | G. Gislason | J. N. Rasmussen | P. Buch | S. Z. Abildstrom | J. Rasmussen | G. Gislason
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