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Published on 19.12.13 in Vol 15, No 12 (2013): December

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Works citing "Use of a Text Message Program to Raise Type 2 Diabetes Risk Awareness and Promote Health Behavior Change (Part I): Assessment of Participant Reach and Adoption"

Lorraine R Buis, Lindsey Hirzel, Scott A Turske, Terrisca R Des Jardins, Hossein Yarandi, Patricia Bondurant

J Med Internet Res 2013 (Dec 19); 15(12):e281 

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  1. Collins Rossetti S, Yen P, Dykes PC, Schnock K, Cato K. Cognitive Informatics. 2019. Chapter 8:115
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