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Emergency response to nuclear, biological and chemical incidents: challenges and countermeasures
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    • Emergency response to nuclear, biological and chemical incidents: challenges and countermeasures

    • Hai-Long Li , Wen-Jun Tang , Ya-Kun Ma , Ji-Min Jia , Rong-Li Dang , Er-Chen Qiu
    • Military Medical Research Vol. 2, Issue 1, Pages: 18-20(2015)

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