Proceedings of the 2019 Ramazzini Days: Session II - Ongoing Experimental Studies at the Ramazzini Institute
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1. The contribution of in vivo experimental research to the knowledge of adverse effects of RFR on human health Fiorella Belpoggi, Italy
2. New evidence on the effects of glyphosate exposure from in vivo studies and a historical agricultural cohort Daniele Mandrioli, Italy; Jia Chen, USA; Melissa Perry, USA
3. Effects caused by pesticides on the the historical cohort of the Patecipanza Agraria in Emilia Romagna Angela Guaragna, Italy
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