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Mette Tranberg1, Mette Bach Larsen2, Ellen M Mikkelsen3
1Department of Public Health Programs, Randers Regional Hospital, Skovlyvej 1, Randers, DK-8930 NØ, Denmark. mettrani@rm.dk.
BMC Public Health
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