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Response to “Quantifying the health impacts of ambient air pollutants: methodological errors must be avoided”

A. Cohen | H. R. Anderson | B. Brunekreef | F. Forastiere | K. Katsouyanni | N. Künzli | D. Krewski | X. Querol | B. Ostro | F. Hurley | M. Krzyzanowski | R. Atkinson | M. Heroux | H. Walton | I. Mills

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