Validation of exposure assessment and assessment of recruitment methods for a prospective cohort study of mobile phone users (COSMOS) in Finland: a pilot study
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Kari Tokola | Anssi Auvinen | Sirpa Heinävaara | A. Auvinen | K. Tokola | P. Kurttio | S. Heinävaara | Päivi Kurttio
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