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A Study of Three Groups of Urban Men from the General Population with Different Alcohol Habits and Drug Use and Their Serum Levels of Liver-related Enzymes and Haematological Variables

Sture Mützell Department of Family Medicine, University Hospital, Uppsala, Sweden
Pages 315-327 | Published online: 18 Jan 2010

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Sture Mützell & Gösta Tibblin. (1989) High Alcohol Consumption, Liver Toxic Drugs and Brain Damage—a Population Study. Upsala Journal of Medical Sciences 94:3, pages 305-315.
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Sture Mützell. (1988) Cardiovascular and Some Biochemical Effects of High Alcohol Consumption. Upsala Journal of Medical Sciences 93:3, pages 277-288.
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