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Ron Jevning "Cruciferous Vegetables and Human Breast Cancer: An Important Interdisciplinary Hypothesis in the Field of Diet and Cancer - Statistical Data Included". Family Economics and Nutrition Review. FindArticles.com. 02 Jan, 2010. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0EUB/is_2_12/ai_61182347/
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Dietary Changes in Older Americans From 1977 to 1996: Implications for Dietary Quality
by Shirley A. Gerrior - Federal Statistics: Homeownership - Brief Article
- Supplemental Security Income Program Participation by Noncitizens
- Journal of Nutrition Education - Brief Article
- 1990s AD - Decade
- The Food-at-Home Budget: Changes Between 1980 and 1992
- Consumer Prices - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
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The Diet Quality of American Indians: Evidence From the Continuing Survey of Food Intakes by Individuals
by P. Peter Basiotis - Demography - Brief Article
- A Dietary Assessment of the U.S. Food Supply
- Journal of Marriage and the Family - Brief Article
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Identifying the Poor and Their Consumption Patterns - Statistical Data Included
by Deanna L. Sharpe - Journal of the American Dietetic Association - Brief Article
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Household Expenditures on Vitamins and Minerals by Income Level - Statistical Data Included
by Mark Lino - Nutrition Reviews - Brief Article
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Cruciferous Vegetables and Human Breast Cancer: An Important Interdisciplinary Hypothesis in the Field of Diet and Cancer - Statistical Data Included
by Ron Jevning - Journal of Family and Economic Issues - Brief Article
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Diets of Individuals Based on Energy Intakes From Added Sugars - Statistical Data Included
by Shanthy A. Bowman - American Journal of Public Health - Brief Article
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- The Real ‘Best Places to Retire’
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- Home Buyer Tax Credit: How to Cash In
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