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<b>Isozymes</b>. Current Topics in Biological and Medical Research

Journal of Clinical Pathology · 1982 · Vol. 35(9) · pp. 1040.2–1040

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tion of tobacco, cancer deaths which can be attributed to occupational factors form a relatively insignificant proportion of the overall cancer mortality.The erroneous concepts and misinterpretations of data which have purported otherwise are judiciously presented.Guidelines for future research and for more careful examination of epidemiological data are presented.Your reviewer, a non-specialist in this field, found the book enthralling and compulsive reading.It is highly commended to any who are in any way involved in or interested in cancer and its causes.

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