Mammographic density and breast cancer risk in BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutation carriers.
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Russell Davies | Iqbal Warsi | Diana Eccles | Susan Peock | Fiona Douglas | Louise Izatt | Joan Paterson | Douglas F Easton | D Gareth Evans | Margaret Cook | Gillian Mitchell | R. Warren | R. Eeles | D. Easton | A. Antoniou | D. Eccles | D. Evans | Judith Brown | S. Peock | M. Cook | S. Hodgson | T. Cole | I. Warsi | L. Izatt | J. Paterson | F. Douglas | J. Mattison | G. Mitchell | Trevor Cole | Shirley Hodgson | Antonis C Antoniou | R. Davies | L. Burgess | Ros Eeles | Ruth Warren | Judith Brown | Jenny Mattison | Lucy Burgess | Judith E. Brown | T. Cole | D. Evans | D. Evans | Diana M. Eccles | R. Eeles | Margaret R. Cook | Judith Brown | Russell Davies | Jenny Mattison | Shirley Hodgson | Trevor Cole | Lucy Burgess
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