A possible link between prenatal exposure to famine and breast cancer: A preliminary study
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P. Bossuyt | D. Barker | C. Osmond | T. Roseboom | S. D. de Rooij | R. Painter | S. Rooij | D. Barker | O. Bleker | O. Bleker
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