Studies examine potential link between traffic-related air pollution and obesity in Mexican-Americans
Exposure to traffic pollution was associated with a higher risk of obesity in Mexican American women, but not in men.
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Exposure to traffic pollution was associated with a higher risk of obesity in Mexican American women, but not in men.
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