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TUMORS AMONG UTERINE CANCER PATIENTS Bailur 843 exposure" (and therefore in expected numbers of nonuterine tumors) would be only about 2101,; some of this increase would be matched by new tumors among these lost patients. This difference would explain part of the over-all increase in cancer that was found, but would not materially affect the striking differences between observed and expected numbers that were observed for a few forms of cancer.
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