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Population Attributable Risk for Breast Cancer: Diet, Nutrition, and Physical Exercise
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Carlo La Vecchia
Universita' degli Studi di MILANO
Population Attributable Risk for Breast Cancer: Diet, Nutrition, and Physical Exercise
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1998
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M Mezzetti
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Peter Boyle
Carlo La Vecchia
Universita' degli Studi di MILANO
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Exposure to a few selected and potentially modifiable risk indicators explained about one third of the cases of breast cancer in this Italian population, indicating the theoretical scope for prevention of the disease.
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