Sensitivity of the Relation between Cumulative Magnetic Field Exposure and Brain Cancer Mortality to Choice of Monitoring Data Grouping Scheme
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Hans Kromhout | Robert C. Kleckner | David A. Savitz | D. Savitz | H. Kromhout | D. Loomis | R. Kleckner | Dana P. Loomis
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