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CK Law, O Mang - Med Bull, 2007 - fmshk.org As cancer reporting is not mandatory by law in Hong Kong, collecting clinical
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[CITATION] Viral factors which predicted liver-related deaths and development of hepatocellular …
Y Ito, A Ioka, H Tsukuma, W Ajiki, T … - Cancer Sci, 2009 - interscience.wiley.com We applied regression models for relative survival to data from population-based
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