Exposure assessment 2
Yuting Jin(Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine), Mieke Koehoorn(BC Cancer Agency), J. Deddens, Aaron Blair, Peter W. Johnson(University of Washington), Hugh Davies(Queen Mary University of London), Berna van Wendel de Joode(American Institute for Economic Research), Yang Gao, Noah Seixas(University of Washington), Sujuan Xue, Nutjaree Saejiw, Naesinee Chaiear, Mustafa Dosemeci(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Roel Vermeulen(University Medical Center Utrecht), William Daniell, Nathaniel Rothman, Catherine Trask(KTH Royal Institute of Technology), Judy Village(University of British Columbia), Wong‐Ho Chow(Chi Mei Medical Center), Steven Sadhra, Kay Teschke(University of British Columbia), Richard L. Neitzel(University of Michigan), Hans Kromhout(Russian Academy of Sciences), Joseph Coble(Brigham and Women's Hospital), Wouter Fransman(Utrecht University), Frank de Vocht(University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust), Yat Chow(Saft (France)), W. Zheng, B.-T. Ji, J. Ngoencharee, Wenxin Lu, Lianne Sheppard(University of Washington)
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