Sex ratios of births, mortality, and air pollution: can measuring the sex ratios of births help to identify health hazards from air pollution in industrial environments?

F L Williams; S A Ogston; O L Lloyd

doi:10.1136/oem.52.3.164

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Sex ratios of births, mortality, and air pollution: can measuring the sex ratios of births help to identify health hazards from air pollution in industrial environments?

Occupational and Environmental Medicine 1995;52:164-169.

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