Genetic and Environmental Factors in Invasive Cervical Cancer: Design and Methods of a Classical Twin Study.

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Bircan Erbas

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Dorota Gertig

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Dorothy A Machalek

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John D Wark

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Marian Pitts

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Minh Bui

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Suzanne M Garland

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10.1017/THG.2016.93

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