The N-nitrosoproline test as a measure of cancer risk in geographical comparison studies results from Italy and an overall comparison


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    • Author:  Knight T  Forman D  Leach SA  Packer P  Cocco G  Palli D  Pirastu R.  

    • Abstract:  Imperial Cancer Research Fund, Epidemiology Unit, Radcliffe Infirmary, Oxford, UK.

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