Low-Fat, High Fruit and Vegetable Diets and Weight Loss Do Not Affect Biomarkers of Cellular Proliferation in Barrett Esophagus
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A. Kristal | J. Schenk | P. Blount | B. Reid | P. Rabinovitch | T. Vaughan | R. Odze | C. Sanchez | J. Standley
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