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Study of the prevalence of metabolic syndrome in newly detected diabetes patients attending diabetes clinic and those admitted in medicine wards, RIMS, Hospital / by David Lalruatsanga.

By: Lalruatsanga, DavidMaterial type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Imphal : Manipur University , 2009Edition: M.DDescription: 69p, iiiSubject(s): Medicine- DiabetesColon classification: L

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