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[Thyroid and Chernobyl].

J L Wémeau·P Caron·B Helal·N Balarac·L Leenhardt·Y Malthiery·M Misrahi·P Niccoli-Sire·J Orgiazzi·B Rousset·J L Sadoul·M E Toubert
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J L Wémeau, P Caron, B Helal, N Balarac, L Leenhardt, Y Malthiery, M Misrahi, P Niccoli-Sire, J Orgiazzi, B Rousset, J L Sadoul, M E Toubert. 2001. [Thyroid and Chernobyl].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11852349/

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