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Human biomonitoring: research goals and needs.
Environmental health perspectives - 1 May 1996
Suk W A, Collman G, Damstra T
Abstract excerpt
Epidemiological studies have taken advantage of a number of strategies to monitor human populations for mortality, incidence, and exposure to hazardous environmental agents. These studies have been compromised by the lack of individual exposure assessment data that precisely quantified internal dose. As methods improve in analytical chemistry and molecular biology, direct biological monitoring of exposed...
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