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Cultural adaptation of an evidence-based lifestyle intervention for diabetes prevention in Chinese women at risk for diabetes: results of a randomized trial
Yin
1
,
Perry
2
,
Duan
3
et al.
2018
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Socioeconomic differences in the menopausal experience of Chinese women
Huseth‐Zosel
1
,
Strand
2
,
Perry
3
2014
Post Reprod Health
17
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14
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Menopause and the risk of metabolic syndrome among middle-aged Chinese women
Strand
1
,
Huseth‐Zosel
2
,
He
3
et al.
2015
family med commun hlth
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Process evaluation of a community-based diabetes prevention program in China: the Pathway to Health (PATH)
Strand
1
,
He
2
,
Johnson
3
et al.
2019
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A community-based cross-sectional survey of medication utilization among chronic disease patients in China
Strand
1
,
Gramith
2
,
Royston
3
et al.
2016
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Metabolic Syndrome as a Predictor of Incident Chronic Disease in Middle-Aged Chinese Persons
Strand
1
,
Liu
2
,
Wang
3
et al.
2016
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A Descriptive Study of the Progression of the Metabolic Syndrome in Middle-Aged Chinese Population
Strand
1
,
Will
2
,
Gu
3
et al.
2015
Int Q Community Health Educ
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