Prevalence rates and cardiometabolic determinants of diabetes mellitus and pre-diabetes with projected coronary heart disease at bank site of Brazzaville

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"Prevalence rates and cardiometabolic determinants of diabetes mellitus and pre-diabetes with projected coronary heart disease at bank site of Brazzaville"
written by Gombet Thierry, Longo-Mbenza Benjamin, Ellenga-Mbolla Bertrand, Ikama M. Stephan, Kimbally-Kaky Gisèle, Nkoua Jean-Louis, Nge Okwe Augustin,
published by World Journal of Cardiovascular Diseases, Vol.4 No.2, 2014

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