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Using the Census Longitudinal Studies for research on health and health inequalities. / Cox, Fiona McLean; Marshall, Alan David.

17 p. CALLS-Hub. 2017, Thematic Guide. (Thematic Guides; No. 1).

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Cox, Fiona McLean ; Marshall, Alan David. / Using the Census Longitudinal Studies for research on health and health inequalities. 17 p. (Thematic Guides; 1).

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