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HUMAN VOLUNTEERS DEMONSTRATE NO DECREMENTS IN PULMONARY FUNCTION AND NO ABNORMAL EKG CHANGES AFTER EXPOSURE TO FINE PARTICLES CONCENTRATED FROM CHAPEL HILL AMBIENT AIR

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Ghio, A. J., C S. Kim, AND R. B. Devlin. HUMAN VOLUNTEERS DEMONSTRATE NO DECREMENTS IN PULMONARY FUNCTION AND NO ABNORMAL EKG CHANGES AFTER EXPOSURE TO FINE PARTICLES CONCENTRATED FROM CHAPEL HILL AMBIENT AIR. Presented at Third Colloquium on Particulate Matter, Durham, NC, June 6-8, 1999.

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Record Type:DOCUMENT( PRESENTATION/ ABSTRACT)
Product Published Date:06/06/1999
Record Last Revised:06/06/2005
Record ID: 82765