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Letter

Response to “Refutation of dirty electricity hypothesis in obesity: epistemological arguments and trans-disciplinary study using an instrumental variable” by Frank de Vocht and Igor Burstyn

Samuel Milham Retired, Washington State Health Department, United StatesCorrespondence[email protected]
, MD, MPH
Page 2 | Published online: 27 Nov 2013
 
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"Response to “Refutation of dirty electricity hypothesis in obesity: epistemological arguments and trans-disciplinary study using an instrumental variable” by Frank de Vocht and Igor Burstyn." Electromagnetic Biology and Medicine, 33(1), p. 2

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