Data availability statement for 'Evaluating the long-term consequences of air pollution in early life: Geographical correlations between coal consumption in 1951/1952 and current mortality in England and Wales'.

David Phillips (Creator)
Clive Osmond (Creator)
Humphrey Southall (Creator)
Paula Aucott (Creator)
Alexander Jones (Creator)
Stephen Holgate (Creator)

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Date made available	27 Apr 2018
Publisher	BMJ

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10.1136/bmjopen-2017-018231

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Evaluating the long-term consequences of air pollution in early life: Geographical correlations between coal consumption in 1951/1952 and current mortality in England and Wales
Phillips, D., Osmond, C., Southall, H., Aucott, P., Jones, A. & Holgate, S., 27 Apr 2018, In: BMJ Open. 8, 4, p. 1-12 12 p., e018231.
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Phillips, D. (Creator), Osmond, C. (Creator), Southall, H. (Creator), Aucott, P. (Creator), Jones, A. (Creator), Holgate, S. (Creator) (27 Apr 2018). Data availability statement for 'Evaluating the long-term consequences of air pollution in early life: Geographical correlations between coal consumption in 1951/1952 and current mortality in England and Wales'. BMJ. 10.1136/bmjopen-2017-018231

Data availability statement for 'Evaluating the long-term consequences of air pollution in early life: Geographical correlations between coal consumption in 1951/1952 and current mortality in England and Wales'.

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Evaluating the long-term consequences of air pollution in early life: Geographical correlations between coal consumption in 1951/1952 and current mortality in England and Wales

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