Changes in vitamin and mineral supplement use after breast cancer diagnosis in the Pathways Study: a prospective cohort study

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Heather Greenlee
Marilyn L Kwan
Isaac J Ergas
Garrett Strizich
Janise M Roh
Allegra T Wilson
Marion Lee
Karen J Sherman
Christine B Ambrosone
Dawn L Hershman
Alfred I Neugut
Lawrence H Kushi
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[1] Columbia University,Mailman School of Public Health
[2] Columbia University Medical Center,Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center
[3] Kaiser Permanente Northern California,Division of Research
[4] University of California San Francisco,College of Physicians and Surgeons
[5] Group Health Research Institute,undefined
[6] Roswell Park Cancer Institute,undefined
[7] Columbia University,undefined
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BMC Cancer | / 14卷
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Breast cancer; Cohort studies; Vitamins; Multivitamins; Dietary supplements;
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