Predictors of locating children participants in epidemiological studies 20 years after last contact: Internet resources and longitudinal research (Q56747189)

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Predictors of locating children participants in epidemiological studies 20 years after last contact: Internet resources and longitudinal research (English)

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longitudinal research

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Caroline P Barakat-Haddad

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Susan J Elliott

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John Eyles

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David Pengelly

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2009

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European Journal of Epidemiology

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24

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397-405

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10.1007/S10654-009-9364-5

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