The conjoint influence of home enriched environment and lead exposure on children's cognition and behaviour in a Mexican lead smelter community
Authors:
- Sue MoodieSMSue Moodie
- Nick IalongoNINick Ialongo
- Patricia LópezPLPatricia López
- Jorge RosadoJRJorge Rosado
- Gonzalo García-VargasGGGonzalo García-Vargas
- Dolores RonquilloDRDolores Ronquillo
- Katarzyna KordasKKKatarzyna Kordas
- 1 January 2013
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in NeuroToxicology
- Vol. 34, 33-41
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