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Screening Data Integration Officer / Geocoder
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Data Management
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All Ireland cancer atlas 1995-2007
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Risk of several cancers is higher in urban areas after adjusting for socioeconomic status. Results from a two-country population-based study of 18 common cancers
The impact of adjustment for socioeconomic status on comparisons of cancer incidence between two European countries
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