First data from a population based cancer registry in Ethiopia
Authors:
- Genebo TimotewosGTGenebo Timotewos
- Asmare SolomonASAsmare Solomon
- Assefa MathewosAMAssefa Mathewos
- Adamu AddissieAAAdamu Addissie
- Solomon BogaleSBSolomon Bogale
- Tigeneh WondemagegnehuTWTigeneh Wondemagegnehu
- Abraha AynalemAAAbraha Aynalem
- Eric Sven KroeberEKEric Sven Kroeber
- Rafael MikolajczykRMRafael Mikolajczyk
- 1 April 2018
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Cancer Epidemiology
- Vol. 53, 93-98
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