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The relationship between urinary organophosphate pesticide residues and reproductive development among boys living in the rural Western Cape
Background: Many contemporary agricultural pesticides are hormonally active, but few previous studies have investigated their effect on the reproductive health and growth of pubertal boys. A previous analysis found significant differences in serum reproductive hormone levels and lower anthropometric...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2019
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