Obesity, Diet and Physical Inactivity and Risk of Breast Cancer in Thai Women |
Sangrajrang, Suleeporn
(Research Division, National Cancer Institute)
Chaiwerawattana, Arkom (Surgical Oncology Division, National Cancer Institute) Ploysawang, Pattama (Research Division, National Cancer Institute) Nooklang, Kanjamad (Research Division, National Cancer Institute) Jamsri, Paphawin (Research Division, National Cancer Institute) Somharnwong, Sopittra (Research Division, National Cancer Institute) |
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