Author: Fischer L

Original article 1991;17(4):281-285   pdf
Highlights of the 1990 Leesburg, Virginia, International Workshop on Retrospective Exposure Assessment for Occupational Epidemiology Studies.

Stewart PA, Herrick RF, Blair A, Checkoway H, Droz P, Fine L, Fischer L, Harris R, Kauppinen T, Saracci R

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