Regression calibration in nutritional epidemiology: example of fat density and total energy in relationship to postmenopausal breast cancer.
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Jeannette Beasley | Ying Huang | Ross L Prentice | Garnet Anderson | Lesley F Tinker | Karen C Johnson | R. Prentice | G. Anderson | J. Shikany | R. Chlebowski | M. Neuhouser | K. Johnson | C. Thomson | M. Pettinger | J. Beasley | Rowan T Chlebowski | Cynthia A Thomson | James M Shikany | L. Tinker | Mary Pettinger | Marian L Neuhouser | Ying Huang
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