Sex-Dependent Impact of Low-Level Lead Exposure during Prenatal Period on Child Psychomotor Functions
Kinga Polańska(Nofer Institute of Occupational Medicine), Gemma Calamandrei(Istituto Superiore di Sanità), Flavia Chiarotti, Marta Jagodic Hudobivnik(Jožef Stefan Institute), Darja Mazej(Jožef Stefan Institute), Natalia Pawlas(Institute of Occupational Medicine and Environmental Health), Wojciech Hanke(Nofer Institute of Occupational Medicine), Jolanta Dominowska(Medical University of Lodz), Mariusz Grzesiak(Polish Mother’s Memorial Hospital Research Institute), Agnieszka Jankowska(Nofer Institute of Occupational Medicine), Ewelina Wesołowska(Nofer Institute of Occupational Medicine), Fiorino Mirabella(National Institute of Health)
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health
October 16, 2018
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