Morbidity from cancer in the United States. I. Variation in incidence by age, sex, race, marital status, and geographic region.
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Biomedical subjects
H F DORN
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The changing incidence of cancer throughout life.
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Mortality among workers in cigarette factories.
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The increase in cancer of the lung.
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Philosophy of inferences from retrospective studies.
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Morbidity from cancer in the United States.
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Morbidity and mortality from cancer of the lung in the United States.
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The effect of public health developments upon population growth.
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Prospects of further decline in mortality rates.
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[Cancer morbidity surveys in the United States].
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Presentation of results in the treatment of cancer. I. The calculation of survival and cure rates.
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Methods of measuring incidence and prevalence of disease.
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Variations in cancer incidence in the United States.
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Methods of analysis for follow-up studies.
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Variations in cancer incidence in the United States.
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