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1987 • 667 citations

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1999 • 573 citations

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1974 • 322 citations

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1996 • 302 citations

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1999 • 182 citations

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1998 • 156 citations

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1994 • 127 citations

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1996 • 99 citations

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1997 • 57 citations

Mortality trends by cause of death in England and Wales 1980-94: the impact of introducing automated cause coding and related changes in 1993.

1996 • 53 citations

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1989 • 43 citations

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1998 • 16 citations

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1998 • 15 citations

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1998 • 12 citations

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1998 • 7 citations