P035 Female white collar workers remain at high risk of breast cancer after adjustment for individual risk factors related to reproduction and lifestyle

Cecilia Kullberg; Jenny Selander; Pernilla Wiebert; Maria Albin; Signe Borgqvist; Nils Plato; Jonas Manjer; Per Gustavsson

doi:10.1136/oemed-2016-103951.360

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P035 Female white collar workers remain at high risk of breast cancer after adjustment for individual risk factors related to reproduction and lifestyle

Occupational and Environmental Medicine 2016;73:A132.

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