Cumulative Risk Assessment (CRA): transforming the way we assess health risks.

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Published in Environ Sci Technol on September 11, 2012

Authors

Pamela R D Williams1, G Scott Dotson, Andrew Maier

Author Affiliations

1: E Risk Sciences, LLP, Boulder, Colorado, USA. pwilliams@erisksciences.com

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