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Combined Effect of Smoking and Human Papillomavirus Type 16 Infection in Cervical Carcinogenesis

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Published1998
Citations62
References18

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1993 • 1,236 citations

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1992 • 1,083 citations

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1992 • 952 citations

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1994 • 394 citations

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1994 • 283 citations

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1996 • 172 citations

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1992 • 144 citations

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1993 • 111 citations

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1996 • 97 citations

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1995 • 76 citations

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1996 • 69 citations

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