Birth size and subsequent risk for prostate cancer: A prospective population‐based study in Norway
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L. Vatten | P. Romundstad | R. Troisi | T. Nilsen | Lars J Vatten | Tom I L Nilsen | Pål R Romundstad | Rebecca Troisi
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