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A comprehensive review published today in Brain Medicine by leading neuroendocrinologist Professor Hyman M. Schipper from McGill University's Department of Neurology and Neurosurgery maps out the ...

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Researchers at Ehime University successfully assessed the risk of DDTs on endocrine disruption in killer whales using New ...