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214 related items for PubMed ID: 2986455

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    Varona M, Ibáñez-Pinilla M, Briceño L, Groot H, Narváez D, Palma M, Herrera D, Morgan G, Torres C.
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  • 23. 1975 Yant Memorial Lecture New aspects on dust and pneumoconiosis research.
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    Mandrioli D, Schlünssen V, Ádám B, Cohen RA, Colosio C, Chen W, Fischer A, Godderis L, Göen T, Ivanov ID, Leppink N, Mandic-Rajcevic S, Masci F, Nemery B, Pega F, Prüss-Üstün A, Sgargi D, Ujita Y, van der Mierden S, Zungu M, Scheepers PTJ.
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  • 31. Meta-analyses of published epidemiological studies, 1979-2006, point to open causal questions in silica-silicosis-lung cancer research.
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