Urinary polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in relation to anthropometric measures and pubertal development in a cohort of Northern California girls.

Environ Epidemiol · 2020 · PMC7423521 · PMID 32832841

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There was some evidence (borderline significant) of earlier breast development with higher ΣmolPAHs.

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