Critical evaluation of key evidence on the human health hazards of exposure to bisphenol A
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J. Hengstler | W. Völkel | U. Gundert-Remy | K. Wollin | T. Gebel | U Gundert-Remy | J. Hengstler | P. Kramer | JG Hengstler | H Foth | T Gebel | P-J Kramer | W Lilienblum | H Schweinfurth | W Völkel | K-M Wollin | H. Foth | H. Schweinfurth | W. Lilienblum | Thomas Gebel | U. Gundert-Remy | Werner Lilienblum | Jan G. Hengstler | Heidi Foth | Klaus-Michael Wollin
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