Early life exposure to particulate matter air pollution (PM1, PM2.5 and PM10) and autism in Shanghai, China: A case-control study
Gongbo Chen(Monash University), Yuming Guo(Monash Health), Shanshan Li(Unknown), Xingming Jin(Shanghai Children's Medical Center), Zhijuan Jin(Shanghai Children's Medical Center), Shijian Liu(Harbin Medical University), Hong Huang(XinHua Hospital), Shilu Tong(Queensland University of Technology)
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