Association of dietary intake of fat and fatty acids with risk of breast cancer.
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G A Colditz | W C Willett | D J Hunter | W. Willett | F. Speizer | G. Colditz | B. Rosner | D. Hunter | B. Rosner | S. Hankinson | M. Stampfer | S. Hankinson | F E Speizer | M. Holmes | M J Stampfer | M D Holmes | S E Hankinson | B Rosner | M. Holmes | D. Hunter
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