Blood pressure self monitoring: questions and answers from a national conference.

Blood pressure self monitoring: questions and answers from a national conference.

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Main Authors:	McManus, R, Glasziou, P, Hayen, A, Mant, J, Padfield, P, Potter, J, Bray, E, Mant, D
Format:	Journal article
Jezik:	English
Izdano:	2008

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