Occupational exposure of UK adults to extremely low frequency magnetic fields - Mee, T; Whatmough, P; Broad, L; Dunn, C; Maslanyj, M; Allen, S; Muir, K; McKinney, P A; van Tongeren, M (Occupational and environmental medicine (London, England), 2009)
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