What is the importance of postal codes for health research? Re: (Fuller and Shareck) Canada Post community mailboxes: implications for health research

Authors: Yan Kestens, Alexandre Naud, Madeleine Steinmetz-Wood, and Julie Vallée

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Type	Journal article
Author	Yan Kestens, Alexandre Naud, Madeleine Steinmetz-Wood, and Julie Vallée
Publication Year	2014
Title	What is the importance of postal codes for health research? Re: (Fuller and Shareck) Canada Post community mailboxes: implications for health research
Volume	105
Journal Name	Canadian Journal of Public Health
Number	6
Pages	e467
Publication Language	English

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