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138 related items for PubMed ID: 29156335

  • 1. Thyroid disruption and reduced mental development in children from an informal e-waste recycling area: A mediation analysis.
    Liu L, Zhang B, Lin K, Zhang Y, Xu X, Huo X.
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  • 13. Association between lead exposure from electronic waste recycling and child temperament alterations.
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