Social factors matter in cancer risk and survivorship.

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April Oh

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Beti Thompson

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Kala Visvanathan

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Krista Zanetti

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Marian L Neuhouser

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Melody Goodman

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Sarah Gehlert

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10.1007/S10552-018-1043-Y

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Lorraine Dean

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