Long-chain v -3 fatty acid intake and endometrial cancer risk in the Women’s Health Initiative 1–5
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J. Manson | Jingmin Liu | M. Neuhouser | E. White | M. Belury | D. Cohn | T. Brasky | R. Rodabough | Michelle L. Kurta | T. Orchard | Lauren AWise
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