Participant characteristics in the Health in Vegetarians Consortium: a collaborative analysis of 11 prospective studies

Participant characteristics in the Health in Vegetarians Consortium: a collaborative analysis of 11 prospective studies

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Main Authors:	Dunneram, Y, Lee, JY, Watling, CZ, Fraser, GE, Miles, F, Prabhakaran, D, Shridhar, K, Kondal, D, Mohan, V, Ali, MK, Narayan, KMV, Tandon, N, Tong, TYN, Chiu, THT, Greenwood, DC, Du, H, Chen, Z, Kakkoura, MG, Reeves, GK, Papier, K, Floud, S, Sinha, R, Liao, L, Loftfield, E, Cade, JE, Key, TJ, Perez-Cornago, A
Format:	Conference item
Language:	English
Published:	Cambridge University Press 2024

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