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  • 1. Arsenic exposure and bladder cancer: quantitative assessment of studies in human populations to detect risks at low doses.
    Tsuji JS, Alexander DD, Perez V, Mink PJ.
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  • 6. Environmental risk assessment of arsenic and fluoride in the Chaco Province, Argentina: research advances.
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  • 14. Bladder cancer and arsenic through drinking water: a systematic review of epidemiologic evidence.
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  • 16. Arsenic cancer risk posed to human health from tilapia consumption in Taiwan.
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  • 18. Estimating the risk of bladder and kidney cancer from exposure to low-levels of arsenic in drinking water, Nova Scotia, Canada.
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  • 19. Assessment of cancer risk and environmental levels of arsenic in New Hampshire.
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  • 20. P53 alterations in bladder tumors from arsenic and tobacco exposed patients.
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    Carcinogenesis; 2003 Nov 02; 24(11):1785-91. PubMed ID: 12919957
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