Regarding distance of residence in 1984 may be used as exposure surrogate for the Bhopal disaster - further observations on post-disaster epidemiology
Dhara, V.Ramana.; Acquilla, S.
Indian Journal of Medical Research 138: 270-272
2013
ISSN/ISBN: 0019-5340 PMID: 24056607 Document Number: 669050
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