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Proximity to mining industry and cancer mortality

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Cadmium and lead in bovine milk in the mining area of the Caudal River (Spain)
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Municipal mortality due to thyroid cancer in Spain
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Municipal distribution of bladder cancer mortality in Spain: Possible role of mining and industry
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