Bromate Toxicity Including Mechanisms of Cancer Induction: State-of-the-Science Report and Health Research Strategy

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Reports on a workshop to evaluate findings of completed and on-going bromate health effects studies and identify research needs. Completed in 2006. Foundation subscribers may download this Web-only report.

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Bromate Toxicity Including Mechanisms of Cancer Induction: State-of-the-Science Report and Health Research Strategy

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01/23/2006

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Bromate Toxicity Including Mechanisms of Cancer Induction: State-of-the-Science Report and Health Research Strategy

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Evidence for Association of Human Bladder Cancer with Chlorination Disinfection By-Products

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