Risk estimation for carcinogens based on epidemiological data: a structured approach, illustrated by an example on chromium.
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R Alexandra Goldbohm | Erik L J P Tielemans | Dick Heederik | Carina M Rubingh | Susan Dekkers | Marianne I Willems | E Dinant Kroese | R. Goldbohm | C. Rubingh | D. Heederik | E. Tielemans | S. Dekkers | M. Willems | E. Dinant Kroese
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