The Impact of Smoking Status on the Behavior and Survival Outcome of Patients With Advanced Non-small Cell Lung Cancer
Authors:
- Chee-Keong TohCTChee-Keong Toh
- Ee-Hwee WongEWEe-Hwee Wong
- Wan-Teck LimWLWan-Teck Lim
- Swan-Swan LeongSLSwan-Swan Leong
- Kam-Weng FongKFKam-Weng Fong
- Joseph WeeJWJoseph Wee
- Eng-Huat TanETEng-Huat Tan
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