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The Meaning of ‘Dining’: The Social Organization of Food in Long-term Care

researchtdaly / October 16, 2013

Ruth Lowndes, Pat Armstrong and Tamara Daly (October 16, 2013), Food Studies, Austin, Texas.

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October 16, 2013 in Academic Conferences, CIHR Chair.

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