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Combined oral contraceptives and liver cancer

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Published1989
Citations73
References17

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1986 • 168 citations

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1987 • 161 citations

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1975 • 146 citations

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1986 • 130 citations

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1983 • 129 citations

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1983 • 109 citations

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1985 • 83 citations

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1980 • 79 citations

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1980 • 39 citations

Trends in mortality from carcinoma of the liver and the use of oral contraceptives

1983 • 36 citations

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1986 • 9 citations

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