Association of body size and fat distribution with risk of breast cancer among Chinese women
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J. Potter | X. Shu | W. Zheng | L. Brinton | J. Hébert | Z. Ruan | F. Jin | Q. Dai | Yu-Tang Gao | Jianxin Shi | Yu-Tang Gao | Yu-Tang Gao
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