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HARMONIZED DATA

Label:	r10cancrq
Description:	r10cancrq:w10 q-wording cancer this wv
Item type:	Constructed variable
Answer type:	Enumerated
Answer choices:	1.newivw: have had [ever] ; 2.reivw,nocond: have had since last ivw ; 3.reivw,cond: last time said had ; 5.reivw/newr: have ever had ; 11.reivw but pre=newivw: have had [ever]