Associations between exposure to ambient benzene and PM2.5 during pregnancy and the risk of selected birth defects in offspring
Jean Paul Tanner(Jaeb Center for Health Research), Russell S. Kirby(University of South Florida), Sharon Watkins(Pennsylvania Department of Health), Amy L. Stuart(University of South Florida), Haofei Yu(University of Central Florida), Philip Cavicchia(Florida Department of Health), Melissa Jordán(Florida Department of Health), Jason L. Salemi(University of South Florida), Jane Correia(Florida Department of Health), Chris DuClos(Florida Department of Health)
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