Proceedings of the 2020 Ramazzini Days: Session V - Work of the Fellows
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1. Congenital Anomaly as an Occupational Disease in Korea Domyung Paek, South Korea
2. Why climate change must be the central agenda item of global health Rokho Kim, Switzerland
3. Final results of a carcinogenicity bioassay performed on Sprague-Dawley rats exposed from prenatal life until natural death to mobile phone radiofrequency field at 1.8 GHz Daniele Mandrioli, Italy
4. Local and regional impacts of primary mercury production on environmental health and security in Batken, Kyrgyzstan Casey Bartrem, USA
5. Aerotoxic syndrome - current developments Vyvyan Howard, UK
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