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Endocrine and metabolic features of familial longevity : the Leiden Longevity Study

Rozing, M.P.

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Rozing, M. P. (2011, September 21). Endocrine and metabolic features of familial longevity : the Leiden Longevity Study. Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/1887/17849

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Appendix C: Acknowledgements

201 Appendix C: Acknowledgements

This thesis is largely based on data from the Leiden Longevity Study and the Leiden 85- plus Study. I am greatly indebted to the participants in these studies. Invaluable was the assistance of the secretary and nursing staff of the Department of Gerontology and Geriatrics at Leiden University Medical Centre, as well as the cooperation of the pharmacists and general practitioners.

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