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Toxicological consequences of pesticidal use in the Republic of South Africa
Chemicals used in agricultural activities, could possibly be the most potent group of compounds used on a regular basis by employees representing a significant fraction of the unskilled, economically active, labour market of a country. Certainly, such a statement will hold true for South Africa and...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2017
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