Lake Michigan fish consumption as a source of polychlorinated biphenyls in human cord serum, maternal serum, and milk.
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H A Price | J. Jacobson | S. Jacobson | G. Fein | P. Schwartz | J L Jacobson | S W Jacobson | P M Schwartz | G Fein | H. Price
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