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Socioeconomic differences in fat intake in a middle-aged population: report from the Malmö Diet and Cancer Study
Background: The objective was to investigate whether socioeconomic differences in fat intake may explain socioeconomic differences in cardiovascular diseases. Methods: The Malm Diet and Cancer Study is a prospective cohort study. The baseline examinations used in the present cross-sectional study we
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