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January 1, 2004Cancer ScienceOpen Access

Relation of cigarette smoking and alcohol use to colorectal adenomas by subsite: The self‐defense forces health study

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KTKengo ToyomuraKyushu UniversityKYKeizo YamaguchiKurume UniversityHKHideki KawamotoNewYork–Presbyterian Hospital

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