Emotional responses to living at increased risk of familial breast cancer

Emotional responses to living at increased risk of familial breast cancer

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Autores principales:	Brain, K, Tyndel, S, Henderson, B, Clements, A, Bankhead, C, Austoker, J, Watson, E
Formato:	Conference item
Publicado:	2005

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