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WCRF adherence score categories for African countries represented in the 2002–2004 WHS.

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healthcare

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dataset
Créateur:
TomJasJenHea
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WCRF adherence score categories for African countries represented in the 2002–2004 WHS.

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Biological Sciencesmodifiable risk factorscancer prevention guidelinesadherence5 modifiable cancer risk factorsWorld Cancer Research Fund guidelinesCountries BackgroundCancer ratescountry level characteristics.ResultsAcrossBody weightses+4

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