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The relative impact of health education for low- and high-risk patients with hypertension.

L. Green | D. Levine | D. Morisky | P. Benson | C. Smith | R. Russell | J. Finlay | C. Smith | Craig R. Smith | Donald E. Morisky | David M. Levine | Lawrence W. Green | R.Patterson Russell | Paul Benson

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