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Exposome epidemiology for suspect environmental chemical exposures during pregnancy linked to subsequent breast cancer diagnosis

CITE Title : Exposome epidemiology for suspect environmental chemical exposures during pregnancy linked to subsequent breast cancer diagnosis Personal Author(s) : Go, Young-Mi;Weinberg, Jaclyn;Teeny, Sami;Cirillo, Piera M.;Krigbaum, Nickilou Y.;Singer, Grant;Tran, ViLinh;Cohn, Barbara A.;Jones, Dean P.; Published Date : 8 2023;8-2023; Source : Environ Int. 178:108112 URL : https://stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/162220 Go, Young-Mi et al. (2023). Exposome epidemiology for suspect environmental chemical exposures during pregnancy linked to subsequent breast cancer diagnosis. 178 Go, Young-Mi et al. "Exposome epidemiology for suspect environmental chemical exposures during pregnancy linked to subsequent breast cancer diagnosis" 178 (2023) Go, Young-Mi et al. "Exposome epidemiology for suspect environmental chemical exposures during pregnancy linked to subsequent breast cancer diagnosis" vol. 178, 2023 Export RIS Citation Information.

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Weinberg, Jaclyn

8 2023 | Environ Int. 178:108112

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Breast cancer is now the most common cancer globally, accounting for 12% of all new annual cancer cases worldwide. Despite epidemiologic studies havin...

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