Fenretinide breast cancer prevention trial: drug and retinol plasma levels in relation to age and disease outcome.

Fenretinide breast cancer prevention trial: drug and retinol plasma levels in relation to age and disease outcome.
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2003
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Cancer epidemiology, biomarkers & prevention : a publication of the American Association for Cancer Research, cosponsored by the American Society of Preventive Oncology
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F. Formelli;T. Camerini;E. Cavadini;V. Appierto;M. G. Villani;Alberto Costa;G. D. de Palo;M. D. Di Mauro-M.
F. Formelli;T. Camerini;E. Cavadini;V. Appierto;M. G. Villani;Alberto Costa;G. D. de Palo;M. D. Di Mauro-M.
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F. Formelli;T. Camerini;E. Cavadini;V. Appierto;M. G. Villani;Alberto Costa;G. D. de Palo;M. D. Di Mauro-M.

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