Author:
Shridhar Krithiga,Krishnatreya Manigreeva,Kumar Ranjit,Kondal Dimple,Bhattacharyya Mouchumee,Kalita Banti,Snehil Prakriti,Singh Amulya K.,Kataki Amal Chandra,Ghosh Ashok,D.Prabhakaran ,Prabhakaran Poornima,Dhillon Preet K.
Funder
Public Health Foundation of India’s Centre for Environmental Health core funds
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
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