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Animal Population Groups Ambystoma mexicanum Bursera Citrus aurantiifolia Tillandsia

Diseases8

Genetic Predisposition to Disease Obesity HIV Infections Hypoalphalipoproteinemias Wounds and Injuries Cardiovascular Diseases Chronic Disease Neoplasms

Chemicals and Drugs2

Urobilinogen Genetic Markers

Analytical, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques and Equipment32

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Psychiatry and Psychology9

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Phenomena and Processes21

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Disciplines and Occupations3

Genetics, Population Geography Health Services Research

Anthropology, Education, Sociology and Social Phenomena17

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Technology, Industry, Agriculture1

Food, Fortified

Humanities2

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Information Science7

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Named Groups20

Continental Population Groups Mexican Americans Population Groups Ethnic Groups Hispanic Americans European Continental Ancestry Group Arabs Jews Transients and Migrants African Continental Ancestry Group Vulnerable Populations Indians, North American Emigrants and Immigrants Oceanic Ancestry Group Infant, Newborn African Americans Asian Continental Ancestry Group American Native Continental Ancestry Group Indians, Central American Child, Unwanted

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Continental Population Groups Genetics, Population Genetic Variation Mexican Americans Mexico Population Groups Southwestern United States Ethnic Groups Texas Urobilinogen United States Hispanic Americans Prevalence Acculturation European Continental Ancestry Group Socioeconomic Factors South Africa Emigration and Immigration Arabs Jews Israel Transients and Migrants Sex Factors African Continental Ancestry Group Cross-Sectional Studies Risk Factors Rural Population Gene Frequency Age Factors Sex Distribution India Age Distribution Urban Population Genotype Nutrition Surveys Vulnerable Populations Haplotypes Health Surveys Healthcare Disparities Diet Animal Population Groups Demography Polymorphism, Single Nucleotide Health Status Disparities Social Class Residence Characteristics Indians, North American Population Surveillance Nutritional Requirements Questionnaires Ambystoma mexicanum Food, Fortified Emigrants and Immigrants Oceanic Ancestry Group Cuba Infant, Newborn Health Services Accessibility Nutritional Status Alleles Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice Geography Asia Greece Health Status African Americans Interviews as Topic Poverty Australia Asian Continental Ancestry Group Polymorphism, Genetic Logistic Models Educational Status Incidence Puerto Rico Africa Nutrition Policy China Nigeria Genetic Predisposition to Disease Life Style Seroepidemiologic Studies Risk-Taking Pregnancy Obesity New Zealand Data Collection Europe Health Promotion Spain HIV Infections Regression Analysis Body Mass Index Genetic Markers California Food Habits Brazil Occupations Microsatellite Repeats Phylogeny Italy

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