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. 1993 Dec;101(Suppl 5):137–138. doi: 10.1289/ehp.93101s5137

Epidemiologic evidence for the increased cell proliferation model of carcinogenesis.

S Preston-Martin, M C Pike, R K Ross, B E Henderson

PMCID: PMC1519434 PMID: 8013400

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