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Consumption of Contaminated Seafood in an Environmental Justice Community: A Qualitative and Spatial Analysis of Fishing Controls

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Consumption Patterns and Why People Fish
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Urban anglers' perception of risk from contaminated fish
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Potential Health Risks of Recreational Fishing in New York City
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Fishing off the Dock and Under the Radar in Los Angeles County: Demographics and Risks

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