doi: 10.1177/003335491012500317.
Health impact assessment of environmental tobacco smoke in European children: sudden infant death syndrome and asthma episodes
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Health impact assessment of environmental tobacco smoke in European children: sudden infant death syndrome and asthma episodes
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2010 May-Jun.
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Trends in the smoking prevalence rates in the male adult population (except in Sweden) for selected European countriesa
Trends in the number of excess SIDS cases attributable to lower ETS exposure estimate by country and year
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