The rise of the urbanite

Stephanie Pain

Nature, 2016, vol. 531, issue 7594, S50-S51

Abstract: From their earliest beginnings, cities have brought both benefits and risks to the health of their inhabitants. Although some of the hazards have been banished, others remain — and new ones have emerged. By Stephanie Pain

Date: 2016
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