Do low control response rates always affect the findings? Assessments of smoking and obesity in two Australian case-control studies of cancer (Q43880259)

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scientific article published in August 2009
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Do low control response rates always affect the findings? Assessments of smoking and obesity in two Australian case-control studies of cancer
scientific article published in August 2009

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    Do low control response rates always affect the findings? Assessments of smoking and obesity in two Australian case-control studies of cancer (English)
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    Gail M Williams
    Adèle C Green
    1 August 2009
    312-319

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