Reproductive and hormonal factors, family history, and breast cancer according to the hormonal receptor status
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Fabio Falcini | Eva Negri | Carlo La Vecchia | C. la Vecchia | E. Negri | C. Bosetti | R. Talamini | L. Dal Maso | M. Montella | M. Malvezzi | F. Falcini | Cristina Bosetti | Renato Talamini | Matteo Malvezzi | Maurizio Montella | Luigino Dal Maso | Valentina Rosato | V. Rosato
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