Risk associations of melanoma in a Southern European population: results of a case/control study
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H. Gogas | A. Hatzakis | A. Stratigos | A. Katsambas | C. Antoniou | V. Sypsa | D. Tsoutsos | O. Papadopoulos | V. Nikolaou | E. Mourtzoukou | D. Polydorou | I. Stefanaki | M. Plaka | A. Dimou | Valantis Korfitis | E. Hatziolou
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