Prenatal exposure to perfluorinated chemicals and neurodevelopment in early infancy: The Hokkaido Study
Houman Goudarzi(Hokkaido University), Reiko Kishi(Hokkaido University), Atsuko Araki(Hokkaido University), Sachiko Ito(Gunma University), Seiko Sasaki(Hokkaido University), Tamiko Ikeno(Sapporo University), Hiroyuki Nakazawa(Hoshi University), Chihiro Miyashita(Sapporo University), Sonomi Nakajima(Hokkaido University), Sachiko Kobayashi(Sapporo University)
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