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RESPIRATORY-CANCER CLUSTERING ASSOCIATED WITH LOCALISED INDUSTRIAL AIR POLLUTION

Between 1968 and 1974 there was a significantly large number of deaths from respiratory cancer among members of a Scottish community living near and downwind from a steel foundry. The air in that area was polluted by metallic particles from the foundry.

O. Ll. Lloyd | O. Lloyd

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