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Primary liver cancer is of multifactorial origin: importance of hepatitis B virus infection and dietary aflatoxin.
Journal of gastroenterology and hepatology - 1 Jan 2000
Saracco G
Abstract excerpt
Primary liver cancer has a variable incidence worldwide, occurring most frequently in South-East Asia and China, which indicates that environmental factors are important in its aetiology. Although hepatitis B virus and chemical agents are the major risk factors for primary liver cancer, current evidence strongly suggests that it is of multifactorial origin. Aflatoxins are thought to be important because they are...
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