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Family Function and Children of Alcoholics Screening Test Score in High School Students .
In Wook Jung, Jong Sung Kim, Jin Gyu Jung, Keun Bae Kim, Chan Il Park, Won Ki Hong, Sung Soo Kim
Korean J Fam Med.
2007;28(6):436-441. Published online June 10, 2007
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Alcohol and the Metabolic Syndrome in Korean Women.
Won Ki Hong, Jong Sung Kim, Jin Gyu Jung, Sung Soo Kim, Chan Il Park, Keun Bae Kim, In Wook Jung
Korean J Fam Med.
2007;28(2):120-126. Published online February 10, 2007
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