Increase in Body Size Is Associated with an Increased Incidence of Advanced Adenomatous Colon Polyps in Male Veteran Patients
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Ali Siddiqui | Mimi Chang | Amar Mahgoub | Helene N. Pena Sahdala | A. Mahgoub | Mimi Chang | A. Siddiqui | H. N. P. Sahdala
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