(Français) La pollution urbaine altère la fonction cardiaque : premiers résultats chez le rat sain

Press release – Inserm press room (Français) La pollution urbaine altère la fonction cardiaque : premiers résultats chez le rat sain Link : https://presse.inserm.fr/en/francais-la-pollution-urbaine-altere-la-fonction-cardiaque-premiers-resultats-chez-le-rat-sain/15933/

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