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Temporal Trends of Legacy and Emerging Persistent Organic Pollutants in Inuit Preschoolers from Northern Quebec (Canada)

2019

Turgeon O'Brien, H., Gagné, D., Lauzière, J., Blanchet, R., Vézina, C., & Ayotte, P.

Taylor & Francis

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In this study, the authors examine temporal trends in the presence of persistent organic pollutants (POPs) in the blood of preschool Inuit children from Nunavik and the effect of confounding factors. Exposure to contaminants have potential impacts to children's health and development.

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Temporal Trends of Legacy and Emerging Persistent Organic Pollutants in Inuit Preschoolers from Northern Quebec (Canada)

Turgeon O'Brien, H., Gagné, D., Lauzière, J., Blanchet, R., Vézina, C., & Ayotte, P. (2019). Temporal trends of legacy and emerging persistent organic pollutants in Inuit preschoolers from northern Quebec (Canada). International Journal of Environmental Health Research, 29(6), 643-56.

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