Lung cancer incidence decreases with elevation: evidence for oxygen as an inhaled carcinogen

Overview of attention for article published in PeerJ, January 2015

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@lehollandaisv Je n'ai pas pris le temps de lire l'article en question, juste le résumé sur https://t.co/EAT5mFUUhQ mais ça semble au moins un peu solide.

22 Aug 2017

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Lung cancer and elevation https://t.co/fHktqTg2mn via @thePeerJ

20 Feb 2017

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Question at #PennGenRetreat on potential evidence for altitude/oxygen signature. Reminds me of @dhimmel's https://t.co/bmCO7k2JA5

21 Sep 2016

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RT @VeryGummy: @NealRoff @DavidDorn_VTTV Actually it does: https://t.co/KiE1DEVnKx Peer-reviewed.

11 Aug 2016

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