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Pre-Diagnostic Circulating Vitamin D and Risk of Melanoma in Men

By Jacqueline M. Major, Christine Kiruthu, Stephanie J. Weinstein, Ronald L. Horst, Kirk Snyder, Jarmo Virtamo and Demetrius Albanes
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Publisher: Public Library of Science
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