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  • 54. Hazard potential ranking of hazardous waste landfill sites and risk of congenital anomalies.
    Vrijheid M, Dolk H, Armstrong B, Boschi G, Busby A, Jorgensen T, Pointer P, EUROHAZCON collaborative group.
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