Scholars@Duke publication: Poor acculturation into mainstream America does not contribute to disease activity among Hispanic SLE patients.

Poor acculturation into mainstream America does not contribute to disease activity among Hispanic SLE patients.

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Alarcon, GS; McGwin, G; Benavides, G; Brooks, K; Goel, N; Rodriguez, J; Friedman, A; Reveille, J

Published in: ARTHRITIS AND RHEUMATISM

1999

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Alarcon, G. S., McGwin, G., Benavides, G., Brooks, K., Goel, N., Rodriguez, J., … Reveille, J. (1999). Poor acculturation into mainstream America does not contribute to disease activity among Hispanic SLE patients. In ARTHRITIS AND RHEUMATISM (Vol. 42, pp. S285–S285).

Alarcon, G. S., G. McGwin, G. Benavides, K. Brooks, N. Goel, J. Rodriguez, A. Friedman, and J. Reveille. “Poor acculturation into mainstream America does not contribute to disease activity among Hispanic SLE patients.” In ARTHRITIS AND RHEUMATISM, 42:S285–S285, 1999.

Alarcon GS, McGwin G, Benavides G, Brooks K, Goel N, Rodriguez J, et al. Poor acculturation into mainstream America does not contribute to disease activity among Hispanic SLE patients. In: ARTHRITIS AND RHEUMATISM. 1999. p. S285–S285.

Alarcon GS, McGwin G, Benavides G, Brooks K, Goel N, Rodriguez J, Friedman A, Reveille J. Poor acculturation into mainstream America does not contribute to disease activity among Hispanic SLE patients. ARTHRITIS AND RHEUMATISM. 1999. p. S285–S285.

ARTHRITIS AND RHEUMATISM

0004-3591

1999

S285 / S285