Anthropometric factors and risk of melanoma in women: A pooled analysis
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S. Rosso | T. Mack | M. Karagas | T. Stukel | A. Swerdlow | E. Holly | V. Bataille | J. Elwood | R. Gallagher | A. Green | M. Berwick | M. Zens | A. Østerlind | C. Kirkpatrick | C. M. Olsen | A. Green
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