Impact of Reduced Tobacco Smoking on Lung Cancer Mortality in the United States During 1975–2000
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E. Feuer | H. D. de Koning | T. Holford | M. Kimmel | G. Gazelle | D. Levy | W. Hazelton | S. Moolgavkar | O. Gorlova | W. McCarthy | C. Kong | P. McMahon | R. Boer | H. Koning | L. Clarke | F. Schultz | R. Meza | J. Jeon | M. Foy | D. Levy | Jihyoun Jeon | Millenia Foy
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