Adherence to a healthy Nordic food index is associated with a lower incidence of colorectal cancer in women: The Diet, Cancer and Health cohort study
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A. Tjønneland | K. Overvad | S. Loft | J. Christensen | A. Olsen | G. Skeie | C. Kyrø
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