Smoking and alcohol use may be risk factors for poorer outcome in patients with clear cell renal carcinoma
Authors:
- William K OhWOWilliam K Oh
- Judith ManolaJMJudith Manola
- Andrew A RenshawARAndrew A Renshaw
- David BrodkinDBDavid Brodkin
- Kevin R LoughlinKLKevin R Loughlin
- Jerome P RichieJRJerome P Richie
- Charles L ShapiroCSCharles L Shapiro
- Philip W KantoffPKPhilip W Kantoff
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