Effects of folic acid supplementation on overall and site-specific cancer incidence during the randomised trials: meta-analyses of data on 50 000 individuals
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J Michael Gaziano | Stein Emil Vollset | JoAnn E Manson | J David Spence | Robert Clarke | Derrick Bennett | R. Collins | J. Manson | E. Lonn | G. Hankey | R. Peto | P. Guarino | E. Giovannucci | D. Bennett | S. Vollset | J. Baron | M. Heijer | K. Bønaa | J. Gaziano | P. Galan | R. Clarke | J. Spence | J. Armitage | M. den Heijer | P. Ueland | S. Lewington | J. Halsey | R. Logan | R. Jamison | Jane Armitage | Rory Collins | Martin den Heijer | Edward L Giovannucci | Graeme J Hankey | Richard Peto | Pilar Galan | Sarah Lewington | Eva Lonn | John A Baron | Marta Ebbing | Jim Halsey | Kaare H Bønaa | Rex Jamison | Peter Guarino | Richard FA Logan | Per M Ueland | M. Ebbing | J. M. Gaziano | R. F. A. Logan | John A. Baron | J. Manson | Edward L Giovannucci | J. Spence | Per Magne Ueland | Graeme J. Hankey
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