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January 1, 2001CancerOpen Access

Women's attitudes toward preventive strategies for hereditary breast or ovarian carcinoma differ from one country to another

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CJClaire M. Julian-ReynierLBLouise BouchardUniversity of Ottawa
D. Gareth Evans
D. Gareth EvansJohn Innes Centre

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