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Depleted Uranium And Public Health: Fifty Years' Study Of Occupational Exposure Provides Little Evidence Of Cancer

Melissa A. McDiarmid

BMJ: British Medical Journal

Vol. 322, No. 7279 (Jan. 20, 2001), pp. 123-124

Published by: BMJ

https://www.jstor.org/stable/25466001

Page Count: 2

Topics: Uranium, Veterans, Disease risk, Radioactive decay, Health hazards, Lung neoplasms, Weapons, Leukemia

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