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535-3.027), and 1.036 (1.006-1.067). Weekly work hours, and work schedule were not significantly related to cervical cancer incidence. Among Korean women, passive exposure to cigarette smoke at home, diabetes, and high BMI increase risk for cervical cancer. Among Korean women, passive exposure to cigarette smoke at home, diabetes, and high BMI increase risk for cervical cancer. Cardiovascular death is a common outcome in population-based studies about new healthcare interventions or treatments, such as new prescription medications. Vita
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