Association Between Ambient Air Pollution and Cardiac Morpho-Functional Phenotypes
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P. Munroe | S. Petersen | F. Zemrak | S. Piechnik | S. Neubauer | N. Aung | J. Cooper | M. Sanghvi | J. Paiva | K. Fung | E. Lukaschuk | V. Carapella | Young Jin Kim | M. Khanji | R. Thomson | A. Lee | J. Cooper
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