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Effectiveness of coronary heart disease risk factors reduction program for hypertensive patients in Thailand.

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Anuphan Suwanphan.

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Asian biomedicine : research reviews and news3, 2 (Apr. 2009) 193-199 :Table, Chart.

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Hilltribe health and family planning : results of a survey of Hmong (Meo) and Karen households in Northern Thailand /

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Peerasit Kamnuansilpa.

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Family Health Division, Department of Health, Ministry of Public Health,

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HQ763.6.T5 P375,WA390 P375h 1987

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Quality of life among hypertensive population aged 45 years and above in kathmandu valley : A hospital based cross-sectional study from Nepal.

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Sasmrita Bastola.

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Journal of Health Research. Vol. 31, No. 2 (- 2017 Supplement), p. S239-S243 ISSN 08574421

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Effectiveness of coronary heart disease risk factors reduction program for hypertensive patients in Thailand.

Hilltribe health and family planning : results of a survey of Hmong (Meo) and Karen households in Northern Thailand /

Quality of life among hypertensive population aged 45 years and above in kathmandu valley : A hospital based cross-sectional study from Nepal.

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