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Impact of domestic and commercial combustion activities on women's personal exposure to PM 2.5 in Abidjan (Cote d’Ivoire)
Few studies have been carried out on personal exposure to fine particles linked to combustion activities in West Africa, despite the high concentrations that have been measured and the health risks they pose. This study is a part of the APIMAMA (Air Pollution Mitigation Action for Megacities in Afri
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