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In other words, they suffer from as little other intercurrent disease as possible, and the list of concomitant medications they can be taking is usually restricted. b) All table values represent the poly-3-adjusted neoplasm incidence (%) after adjustment for intercurrent mortality. Three subjects dropped out of the study because of surgery or intercurrent illness, 3 subjects did not tolerate the exercise program (increased joint or muscle pain), and 2 subjects quit because of other commitments. |
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