Lower omega-3 fatty acid intake and status are associated with poorer cognitive function in older age: a comparison of individuals with and without cognitive impairment and AD
Lower omega-3 fatty acid intake and status are associated with poorer cognitive function in older age: a comparison of individuals with and without cognitive impairment and AD
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Phillips, M.A.
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Childs, Caroline
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Calder, Philip
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Rogers, P.J.
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Phillips, M.A.
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Phillips, M.A., Childs, Caroline, Calder, Philip and Rogers, P.J.
(2012)
Lower omega-3 fatty acid intake and status are associated with poorer cognitive function in older age: a comparison of individuals with and without cognitive impairment and AD.
Nutritional Neuroscience, 86, .
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Published date: 2012
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