Diabetes mellitus negatively impacts survival of patients with colon cancer, particularly in stage II disease

Author:

Huang Yu-Chung,Lin Jen-Kou,Chen Wei-Shone,Lin Tzu-Chen,Yang Shung-Haur,Jiang Jeng-Kai,Chang Shih-Ching,Lan Yuan-Tzu,Wang Huann-Sheng,Liu Chun-Yu,Yang Ya-Wen,Teng Hao-Wei

Publisher

Springer Science and Business Media LLC

Subject

Cancer Research,Oncology,General Medicine

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