Excess zinc associated with severe progressive cholestasis in Cree and Ojibwa-Cree children
M. James Phillips(BC Cancer Agency), Gal Levy(University of Toronto), Riccardo Superina(Lurie Children's Hospital), R M Filler(Hospital for Sick Children), Cameron Ackerley(University of Toronto), E A Roberts(Hospital for Sick Children)
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