Urinary trichlorophenol levels and increased risk of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder among US school-aged children | Occupational & Environmental Medicine

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Urinary trichlorophenol levels and increased risk of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder among US school-aged children

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Cite this article as:: Xu X, Nembhard WN, Kan H, et al

Urinary trichlorophenol levels and increased risk of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder among US school-aged children

Occupational and Environmental Medicine 2011;68:557-561.