Association of Inflammatory and Insulinemic Potential of Diet and Lifestyle with Risk of Hepatocellular Carcinoma
Wanshui Yang(Anhui Medical University), Xuehong Zhang(Brigham and Women's Hospital), Edward L. Giovannucci(Massachusetts Department of Public Health), Yanan Ma(Ministry of Education), Fred K. Tabung(Harvard University), Andrew T. Chan(Harvard University), Jing Sui(Southeast University), Tracey G. Simon(Harvard University), Dong Hoon Lee(Harvard University), Long H. Nguyen(Harvard University), Longgang Zhao(Yale University), Xufen Zeng(Wenzhou Medical University), Jeffrey A. Meyerhardt(CancerCare)
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