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Associations between Three Types of Maternal Bacterial Infection and Risk of Leukemia in the Offspring

25 Aug 2005

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A case-control study was nested within two maternity cohorts with a total of 7 million years of follow-up for assessment of the role of bacterial infections in childhood leukemia. Offspring of 550,000 mothers in Finland and Iceland were combined to form a joint cohort that was followed for cancer up to age 15 years during 1975-1997 through national cancer registries. For each index mother-case pair, three or four...

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PMID: 16120707
DOI: 10.1093/aje/kwi261

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