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DÉ CLARATION É THIQUE DES AUTEURS

Les auteurs soutiennent que les repré sentations techniques, scientifiques, mé dicales et de santé publique pré senté es dans la litté rature scientifique en gé né ral, y compris dans cette revue, sont vé ridiques, et exactes dans toute la mesure du possible, et destiné es à servir au maximum à proté ger la santé et le bien-ê tre de l'humanité et de l'environnement naturel de la Terre.

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Les auteurs dé clarent n'avoir aucun conflit d'inté rê ts.

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