Depleted uranium and human health
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New Zealand International Review Vol 30 No 5, Sep/Oct 2005, pp.16-18Summary: Considers the arguments about the possible impact on human health of the use, especially in military spheres, of depleted uranium.
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Considers the arguments about the possible impact on human health of the use, especially in military spheres, of depleted uranium.
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