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Random repeat 24-hour dietary recalls.

M Balogh·H A Kahn·J H Medalie

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M Balogh, H A Kahn, J H Medalie. 1971. Random repeat 24-hour dietary recalls.. https://doi.org/10.1093/ajcn%2F24.3.304

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