Author: Loewenson R

Commentary 1999;25(3):296-300   pdf
Collaboration between developing and developed countries and between developing countries in occupational health research and surveillance

Partanen TJ, Hogstedt C, Ahasan R, Aragón A, Arroyave ME, Jeyaratnam J, Kurppa K, Loewenson R, Lundberg I, Ngowi AVF, Mbakaya CFL, Stayner L, Steenland K, Weiderpass E, Wesseling C

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