CDC’s National Environmental Public Health Tracking Network Adds Pesticide Exposure and Prospective Climate Data

Outin, Youlanda R.

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CDC’s National Environmental Public Health Tracking Network Adds Pesticide Exposure and Prospective Climate Data

Oct 2014

By Outin, Youlanda R.

Source: J Environ Health. 77(3):34-36.

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J Environ Health

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Outin, Youlanda R.;

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J Environ Health. 77(3):34-36.;

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PMC5675018

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Journal Article;

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.);

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United States;

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