Outbreak of acute eye irritation associated with air pollution.

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Outbreak of acute eye irritation associated with air pollution.

Feb 1966
By Partridge, Robert A. ; Stebbings, James H. ; Elsea, William R. ; ...
Source: Public Health Rep. 81(2):153-158

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Public Health Rep
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Partridge, Robert A. ; Stebbings, James H. ; Elsea, William R. ; Winkelstein, Warren

Partridge, Robert A. ; Stebbings, James H. ; Elsea, William R. ; Winkelstein, Warren Less -
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Adult Air Pollution Eye Diseases Female Fumigation Humans Male Research Article
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Public Health Rep. 81(2):153-158
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4954996
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Journal Article
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New York
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81
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2
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Public Health Reports
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