Estimated Global, Regional, and National Cardiovascular Disease Burdens Related to Fruit and Vegetable Consumption: An Analysis from the Global Dietary Database (FS01-01-19)
Victoria Miller(Population Health Research Institute), Dariush Mozaffarian(Tufts University), Patrick Webb(Tufts University), Jennifer Onopa(Tufts University), Frederick Cudhea(Tufts University), Gitanjali Singh(Tufts University), Jianyi Zhang(Tufts University), Renata Micha(Tufts University), Peilin Shi(Harvard University), Dimitra Karageorgou(Sismanoglio General Hospital)
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