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Collaboration between centres of the World Health Organization. Italy supports a Mexican university.

La Medicina del lavoro - 1 Jan 2000

Alegria-Torres J, Baccarelli A

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BACKGROUND: Mexico is the third most populous country in America. A sizeable percentage of Mexicans live under unfavorable conditions such as malnutrition, marginalization and overcrowding. Environmental injustice includes: indigenous exposed to wood smoke, families living in mining zones, children working and living in garbage dumps and brick factories. Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, pesticides, electronic...

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