Comparison of first degree relatives and spouses of people with chronic tension headache.

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Comparison of first degree relatives and spouses of people with chronic tension headache.

BMJ (Clinical research ed.) - 12 Apr 1997

Ostergaard S, Russell M B, Bendtsen L, Olesen J

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PMID: 9133893
DOI: 10.1136/bmj.314.7087.1092
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