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Factors associated to adherence to hypertensive medicinal treatment for african descent people resident in quilombola community: a cross-sectional study

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Main Author: Randson Souza Rosa
Format: Artículo científico
Language:en
Published: Universidad de Santander 2020
Subjects:
Salud
Hypertension
Minority Groups
Treatment Adherence and Compliance
African Continental Ancestry Group
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