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Factors associated with incident and fatal pancreatic cancer in a cohort of middle-aged women

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Stevens, Richard J
Roddam, Andrew W
Spencer, Elizabeth
Pirie, Kirstin
Reeves, Gillian K
Green, Jane
Beral, Valerie
Austoker, Joan
Banks, Emily
Church, Judith

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Risk factors for pancreatic cancer, other than smoking and diabetes, are not well-established, especially for women. In a cohort of 1.3 million middle-aged women, followed for 9.2 million personyears for cancer incidence and 11.5 million person-years for

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International Journal of Cancer

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2037-12-31