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Limitation of Experimental Research on Opium Consumption and Cancer Development in Human: Call for Establishment of an International Consortium

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Zendehdel K. Limitation of Experimental Research on Opium Consumption and Cancer Development in Human: Call for Establishment of an International Consortium. Basic Clin Cancer Res. 2021;12(3):109-111.