November 1, 1997Human and Ecological Risk Assessment An International Journal

Perceived precision of risk estimates for carcinogenic versus non‐neoplastic effects: Implications for methodology

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(1997). Perceived precision of risk estimates for carcinogenic versus non‐neoplastic effects: Implications for methodology. Human and Ecological Risk Assessment: An International Journal: Vol. 3, The Presidential/Congressional Commission on Risk Assessment and Risk Management, pp. 673-679.

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Perceived precision of risk estimates for carcinogenic versus non‐neoplastic effects: Implications for methodology

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