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Testicular Germ Cell Cancer Incidence in an Immigration Perspective, Denmark, 1978 to 2003

20 Feb 2010

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PURPOSE: The incidence rate of testicular germ cell cancer in Denmark increased up to the 1990s to become among the highest in the world. Since recently rate stabilization was suggested, we determined whether it is due to an increasing number of immigrants at lower risk for this cancer. MATERIALS AND METHODS: The immigration status of more than 3.6 million men registered in the Danish Central Population Register...

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PMID: 20171682
DOI: 10.1016/j.juro.2009.12.058

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