Epidemiology as a Hypothesis Generation Tool for Toxicology: A Case for Acetaminophen and Adverse Health Outcomes in Children.

Sorrow, Patricia Ann

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Epidemiology as a Hypothesis Generation Tool for Toxicology: A Case for Acetaminophen and Adverse Health Outcomes in Children.

dc:creator Sorrow, Patricia Ann

dc:date.issued2018

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North Carolina State University Theses Environmental and Molecular Toxicology.

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Author dc:creator: Sorrow, Patricia Ann
Advisors dc:contributor.advisor: Cathrine Hoyo, Chair
Cynthia Moylan, External
Scott Belcher, Member
Michael Cowley, Member

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Sorrow, Patricia Ann. Epidemiology as a Hypothesis Generation Tool for Toxicology: A Case for Acetaminophen and Adverse Health Outcomes in Children.. 2018. http://www.lib.ncsu.edu/resolver/1840.20/36440

Epidemiology as a Hypothesis Generation Tool for Toxicology: A Case for Acetaminophen and Adverse Health Outcomes in Children.

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