Assessing the Risk of Breast Cancer

Katrina Armstrong(Columbia University), Barbara Weber(University of St.Gallen), Andrea Eisen(Sunnybrook Health Science Centre)

New England Journal of Medicine

February 24, 2000

10.1056/nejm200002243420807

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