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. 1968 Sep;58(9):1653–1657. doi: 10.2105/ajph.58.9.1653

Environmental epidemiology. II. Reconsiderations of mortality as a useful index of the relationship of environmental factors to health.

E J Cassell, D W Wolter, J D Mountain, J R Diamond, I M Mountain, J R McCarroll

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