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Using ZIP code and GIS studies to assess disease risk
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Using ZIP code and GIS studies to assess disease risk
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Robert Golden
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John D Schell
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English
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January 2008
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Environmental Health Perspectives
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116
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A18; author reply A18-9
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10.1289/EHP.10840
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