Mothers and children are related, even in exposure to chemicals present in common consumer products
Authors:
- Gudrun KoppenGKGudrun Koppen
- Eva GovartsEGEva Govarts
- Guido VanermenGVGuido Vanermen
- Stefan VoorspoelsSVStefan Voorspoels
- Malarvannan GovindanMalarvannan Govindan
- Marie-Christine DewolfMDMarie-Christine Dewolf
- Pierre BiotPBPierre Biot
- Ludwine CasteleynLCLudwine Casteleyn
- Marike Kolossa-GehringMKMarike Kolossa-Gehring
- Gerda SchwedlerGSGerda Schwedler
- Jürgen AngererJAJürgen Angerer
- 1 August 2019
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Environmental Research
- Vol. 175, 297-307
Abstract
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Funding Information
- European Union (LIFE09/ENV/BE/000410)
- Ministers of Environment and Health
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