Relationship between Early Life Factors and Renal Function in Afro-Caribbean Young Adults: Analysis from the Jamaica 1986 Birth Cohort Study

Kern Rocke(University of the West Indies System), RJ Wilks(Swansea University), ME Samms-Vaughan(University of the West Indies System), NO Younger-Coleman(University of the West Indies System), TS Ferguson(University of the West), DE Ashley(University of the West Indies System), AM McCaw‐Binns(University of the West Indies System), MK Tulloch-Reid, JM Knight-Madden(University of the West Indies System)
West Indian Medical Journal
November 5, 2015
10.7727/wimj.2015.450
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