International patterns and trends in thyroid cancer incidence, 1973–2002
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Nathaniel Rothman | Cairong Zhu | Xuesong Han | Grace L. Guo | Mary H. Ward | Tongzhang Zheng | Theodore R. Holford | N. Rothman | T. Holford | Cairong Zhu | M. Ward | Xuesong Han | G. Guo | T. Zheng | Yawei Zhang | Yawei Zhang | Andreas Sjodin | Yaqun Zhang | Yana Bai | Yana Bai | Briseis A. Kilfoy | Yaqun Zhang | A. Sjodin | Y. Bai | T. Zheng
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