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Moving toward personalization of colorectal cancer screening: Comment on "Influence of race and sex on prevalence and recurrence of colon polyps".
Moving toward personalization of colorectal cancer screening: Comment on "Influence of race and sex on prevalence and recurrence of colon polyps".
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No abstract available.
Authors
Bianchi LK
Roy HK
PubMed ID
20625019
Appears In
Arch Intern Med, 2010, 170 (13)
