Relation of prenatal low-level mercury exposure with early child neurobehavioral development and exploration of the effects of sex and DHA on it.
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Wang, J., Wu, W., Li, H., Cao, L., Wu, M., Liu, J., …& Yan, C. (2019). Relation of prenatal low-level mercury exposure with early child neurobehavioral development and exploration of the effects of sex and DHA on it. Environment International, 126, 14-23. PMID: 30776746
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