Author: Bernstein M

Original article 1995;21(4):252-258   pdf
Cancer risk for European asphalt workers

Partanen TJ, Boffetta P, Heikkilä PR, Frentzel-Beyme RR, Heederik D, Hours M, Järvholm BG, Kauppinen TP, Kromhout H, Langård S, Svane OB, Bernstein M, Bertazzi PA, Kogevinas M, Neuberger MA, Pannett B, Sunyer J

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