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Shauna L. Stahlman, PhD, MPH; Castine M. Clerkin, MS; Betsy Kohler, MPH; Will R. Howe Jr, BS; Kathy A. Cronin, PhD; Natalie Y. Wells, MD, MPH
Articles by Shauna L. Stahlman, PhD, MPH; Castine M. Clerkin, MS; Betsy Kohler, MPH; Will R. Howe Jr, BS; Kathy A. Cronin, PhD; Natalie Y. Wells, MD, MPH
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7/1/2022
The Armed Forces Health Surveillance Division, as part of its surveillance mission, periodically conducts studies of cancer incidence among U.S. military service members. However, service members are likely lost to follow-up from the Department of Defense cancer registry and Military Health System data sets after leaving service and during periods of time not on active duty.
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