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Carta ao Editor

Letter to the Editor: Contemporary Epidemiology and Speech-Language-Hearing Sciences

Carta ao editor: epidemiologia contemporânea e fonoaudiologia

Silvia Ferrite; Amélia Augusta de Lima Friche

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Keywords

Epidemiology; Social Networking; Health Information Systems; Computing Methodologies; Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences

Palavras-chave

Epidemiologia; Rede Social; Sistemas de Informação em Saúde; Metodologias Computacionais; Fonoaudiologia

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