Perceived benefits, perceived barriers and nutritional behaviors of the elderly with diabetes mellitus
Perceived benefits, perceived barriers and nutritional behaviors of the elderly with diabetes mellitus
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Perceived benefits, perceived barriers and nutritional behaviors of the elderly with diabetes mellitus
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2000
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วิทยานิพนธ์
ผู้แต่ง :
Sukhumal Sanpaung
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Sukhumal Sanpaung. 2000. Perceived benefits, perceived barriers and nutritional behaviors of the elderly with diabetes mellitus. Faculty of Graduate Studies, Mahidol University;

Sukhumal Sanpaung. (2000) Perceived benefits, perceived barriers and nutritional behaviors of the elderly with diabetes mellitus . Mahidol University/Bangkok.

Sukhumal Sanpaung. Perceived benefits, perceived barriers and nutritional behaviors of the elderly with diabetes mellitus. . Bangkok:Mahidol University, 2000.

Sukhumal Sanpaung. (2000) Perceived benefits, perceived barriers and nutritional behaviors of the elderly with diabetes mellitus . Mahidol University/Bangkok.

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