Rising trends in melanoma--an hypothesis concerning sunscreen effectiveness. The Photobiology Committee of the Skin Cancer Foundation.
作者信息
Pathak M A, DeLeo V A, Epstein J H, Morison W
出版信息
Ann Epidemiol. 1993 Jul;3(4):451.
PMID:8275225
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