Lactation and risk of endometrial cancer in Japan: a case-control study.

Lactation and risk of endometrial cancer in Japan: a case-control study.
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DOI:
10.1620/tjem.208.109
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发表时间:
2006-01
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The Tohoku journal of experimental medicine
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C. Okamura;Y. Tsubono;K. Ito;H. Niikura;T. Takano;S. Nagase;K. Yoshinaga;Y. Terada;T. Murakami-T.-Mu
C. Okamura;Y. Tsubono;K. Ito;H. Niikura;T. Takano;S. Nagase;K. Yoshinaga;Y. Terada;T. Murakami-T.-Mu
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作者:
C. Okamura;Y. Tsubono;K. Ito;H. Niikura;T. Takano;S. Nagase;K. Yoshinaga;Y. Terada;T. Murakami-T.-Mu

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