Late neurodevelopmental effects of early exposures to chemical contaminants: reducing uncertainty in epidemiological studies.

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Early exposures to environmental chemicals are reliably associated with late neurotoxicities in children. However, substantial scatter of observations exists around the estimated dose-effect relationships. This variability has many potential sources, one of which is interindividual differences in susceptibility. Such differences imply that the long-term impacts of exposure will not the same for all individuals,...

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