Long-term atmospheric exposure to particulate matter and breast cancer risk: findings from a nested case-control study in France
Delphine Praud(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique), Béatrice Fervers(Inserm), Karen Leffondré(Bordeaux Population Health), Amina Amadou(Inserm), Lény Grassot(Inserm), G. Severi(Inserm), Thomas Coudon(Lyon 1 Université), Élodie Faure(Inserm), Maryline Bouilly(Inserm), Benoît Mercoeur(Inserm), Bertrand Bessagnet(Air Technic (Czechia)), John Gulliver(University of Leicester), Pietro Salizzoni(Lyon 1 Université), Margaux Duboeuf(Inserm), Julien Caudeville(Institut national de l'environnement industriel et des risques), Florian Couvidat(Institut national de l'environnement industriel et des risques)
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