Carcinogenicity of benzene.
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K. Straif | K. Guyton | Y. Grosse | F. El Ghissassi | D. Loomis | V. Bouvard | L. Benbrahim-Tallaa | N. Guha | H. Mattock | Nadia Vilahur | Heidi Mattock
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