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    Li ZG, Zhou FK, Yin AM, Gao YY, Jiang X, Liu SS, Zhang YY, Bo DD, Xie J, Jia QY, Feng JG, Feng C, Fan GQ.
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  • 31. Reference values for lead, cadmium and mercury in the blood of adults from the metropolitan area of Sao Paulo, Brazil.
    Kuno R, Roquetti MH, Becker K, Seiwert M, Gouveia N.
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  • 35. Time trends and exposure determinants of lead and cadmium in the adult population of northern Sweden 1990-2014.
    Wennberg M, Lundh T, Sommar JN, Bergdahl IA.
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  • 38. Nephrotoxic metals of cadmium, lead, mercury and arsenic and the odds of kidney stones in adults: An exposure-response analysis of NHANES 2007-2016.
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