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Health & Healthcare
Vol. 42, Issue 1, 2014January 30, 2019 EDT

Using Law and Policy to Address Chemical Exposures: Examining Federal and State Approaches

Gail Shibley, Doug Farquhar, Montrece Ransom, Lisa Caucci,
chemical exposures environmental protection agency toxic substances control act hazardous chemicals health and healthcare
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Gail Shibley et al., Using Law and Policy to Address Chemical Exposures: Examining Federal and State Approaches, 42 Capital University Law Review 97 (2019).
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