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Editorial
. 2024 Nov 5:6:1490209.
doi: 10.3389/ftox.2024.1490209. eCollection 2024.

Editorial: Women in environmental toxicology

Laura M Langan  1 , Michelle Bloor  2 , Amanda Sevcik  3 , Erica D Bruce  3
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Editorial: Women in environmental toxicology

Laura M Langan et al. Front Toxicol. .
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Keywords: SDG5 gender equality; environmental toxicology; gender bias; gender parity; unconscious bias; women in STEM fields.

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