The use of computerised 24 h dietary recalls in the French SU.VI.MAX Study: number of recalls required

L. Mennen; Sandrine Bertrais; Pilar Galán; Nathalie Arnault; G Potier de Couray; Serge Hercberg

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The use of computerised 24 h dietary recalls in the French SU.VI.MAX Study: number of recalls required

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