Hypothesis: Urbanization and exposure to urban heat islands contribute to increasing prevalence of kidney stones (Q28394024)

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Hypothesis: Urbanization and exposure to urban heat islands contribute to increasing prevalence of kidney stones (English)

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urbanization

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urban heat island

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David S. Goldfarb

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David S Goldfarb

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Jacqueline Hirsch

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English

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December 2015

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Medical Hypotheses

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85

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6

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953-7

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10.1016/J.MEHY.2015.09.003

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2749781

OpenCitations bibliographic resource ID

2749781

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4648638

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Consolidated OpenCitations Corpus – April 2017

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2749781

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26372336

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OpenCitations bibliographic resource ID

2749781

 

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