Mammographic Features and Subsequent Risk of Breast Cancer: A Comparison of Qualitative and Quantitative Evaluations in the Guernsey Prospective Studies
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Bianca De Stavola | I. Dos Santos Silva | I. Fentiman | B. D. De Stavola | G. Torres-Mejía | D. Allen | J. J. Pérez-Gavilán | J. M. Ferreira | Isabel Dos Santos Silva | Gabriela Torres-Mejía | Diane S Allen | Juan J Pérez-Gavilán | Jorge M Ferreira | Ian S Fentiman | I. dos Santos Silva
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