Sex Differences in Risk Factors for Oral and Pharyngeal Cancer among Puerto Rican Adults.

Sex Differences in Risk Factors for Oral and Pharyngeal Cancer among Puerto Rican Adults.
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2020
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Journal of health disparities research and practice
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Ortiz AP
Ortiz AP
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Castañeda-Avila M;Pérez CM;Vivaldi J;Díaz-Toro EC;Centeno H;Ortiz AP

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