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Published on 25.08.15 in Vol 3, No 3 (2015): Jul-Sep

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Works citing "Popular Glucose Tracking Apps and Use of mHealth by Latinos With Diabetes: Review"

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  1. Wang L, He D, Ni X, Zou R, Yuan X, Shang Y, Hu X, Geng X, Jiang K, Dong J, Wu H. Smart Health. 2018. Chapter 29:292
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