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Public Health Initiatives to Prevent and Detect Chronic Kidney Disease in North Carolina

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By Barbara Pullen-Smith, Marcus Plescia
| North Carolina Medical Journal
Pullen-Smith, Barbara, and Marcus Plescia. 2008. "Public Health Initiatives to Prevent and Detect Chronic Kidney Disease in North Carolina." North Carolina Medical Journal 69 (3): 224-26. https:/​/​doi.org/​10.18043/​ncm.69.3.224.
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Medical Care Costs for Diabetes Associated With Health Disparities Among Adult Medicaid Enrollees in North Carolina

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By Paul Buescher, J. Timothy Whitmire, Barbara Pullen-Smith
| North Carolina Medical Journal
By Paul A. Buescher, J. Timothy Whitmire, Barbara Pullen-Smith Buescher, Paul A., J. Timothy Whitmire, and Barbara Pullen-Smith. 2010. "Medical Care Costs for Diabetes Associated With Health Disparities Among Adult Medicaid Enrollees in North Carolina." North Carolina Medical Journal 71 (4): 319-24. https:/​/​doi.org/​10.18043/​ncm.71.4.319.
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Medical Care Costs for Diabetes Associated With Health Disparities Among Adult Medicaid Enrollees in North Carolina

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By Paul Buescher, J. Timothy Whitmire, Barbara Pullen-Smith
| North Carolina Medical Journal
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