Methylmercury: A New Look At The Risks

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Methylmercury: A New Look At The Risks

09/01/1999
By Mahaffey, K R
Source: Public Health Rep. 114(5):396-413

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Adolescent Adult Animals Child Child, Preschool Dose-Response Relationship, Drug Environmental Exposure Fishes Food Contamination Government Agencies Humans Methylmercury Compounds Paresthesia Public Health Risk Factors Seafood
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Public Health Rep. 114(5):396-413
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