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March 22, 2010American Journal of Human Biology

The prenatal origins of lung cancer. I. The fetus

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Johan G. Eriksson
Johan G. ErikssonPreventive CardiologyKTKent L. ThornburgOregon Health & Science UniversityCOClive OsmondUniversity of Southampton

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