Parity and Illiteracy as Risk Factors of Cervical Cancers in Viet Nam.

Parity and Illiteracy as Risk Factors of Cervical Cancers in Viet Nam.
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平等和文盲是越南宫颈癌的危险因素。

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2001
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Asian Pacific journal of cancer prevention : APJCP
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T. Yoshimura
T. Yoshimura
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作者:
Le Tran Ngaon;T. Yoshimura

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