Quantcast
Environmental Health Perspectives Free Trail Issue
Author Keyword Title Full
About EHP Publications Past Issues News By Topic Authors Subscribe Press International Inside EHP Email Alerts spacer
Environmental Health Perspectives (EHP) is a monthly journal of peer-reviewed research and news on the impact of the environment on human health. EHP is published by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences and its content is free online. Print issues are available by paid subscription.DISCLAIMER
spacer
NIEHS
NIH
DHHS
spacer
Current Issue

EHP Science Education Website




Comparative Toxicogenomics Database (CTD)

spacer
Environmental Health Perspectives Volume 112, Number 1, January 2004
Environmental Health Perspectives January 2004

The malaria-induced fever of a young child in Thailand is treated using just a watering can and wet towel. Around the world, the emergence and surge in infectious disease threatens the health of millions of people. The Focus (p. A32) examines the contribution of environmental factors such as climate change and pollution to this devastating scourge.
image credit: ©Dean Chapman/Panos Pictures

Purchase This Issue

  • Infectious Disease: The Environment Bites Back
    A 32
  • Chicken Fouled by Arsenic
    A 50 & 18
  • Mini-Monograph
    National Children's Study: Brainchild Coming of Age
    A 51 & 67
  • Antimalarial Advance
    A 24
  • Constructed Wetlands
    A 44
  • Book Review: Six Modern Plagues
    A 66

Perspectives


Editorial
p. A 12, 13
  • Embedded in Nature: Human Health and Biodiversity
    Eric Chivian and Aaron S. Bernstein
  • EHP Moves to Open Access
    Kenneth Olden and Thomas J. Goehl
    [HTML] [ Download PDF]
Correspondence
p. A 18
  • The Center for Regulatory Effectiveness Invokes the Data Quality Act to Reject Published Studies on Atrazine Toxicity
  • Data Quality Act: Response from the Center for Regulatory Effectiveness
  • Risk of Arsenic Contamination in Groundwater Affecting the Ganga Alluvial Plain, India
  • Risk of Arsenic Contamination in Groundwater: Response from Chakraborti et al.
  • Re: "Increased Concentrations of Polychlorinated Biphenyls, Hexachlorobenzenes, and Chlordanes in Mothers of Men with Testicular Cancer"
  • "Increased Concentrations of Polychlorinated Biphenyls, Hexachlorobenzenes, and Chlordanes": Response from Hardell and Eriksson
    [HTML] [ Download PDF]

Environews


Forum
p. A 24
  • Paying Attention to Neglected Diseases
  • An Affordable Antimalarial
  • Tidal Turbines: Wave of the Future?
  • Colombia Defies Court on Coca
  • EHPnet: Humanitarian Resource Institute Emerging Infectious Disease Network
  • The Beat

  • [HTML] [ Download PDF]
NIEHS News
p. A 28
  • The Link between Disparity and Disease
  • Water: A Paradigm for Protection
  • Beyond the Bench: Cyber Schoolhouse Rocks!
  • Headliners: Mold Exposure in First Year of Life May Lead to Asthma
    [HTML] [ Download PDF]
Focus
p. A 32
  • Infectious Disease: The Human Costs of Our Environmental Errors
    [HTML] [ Download PDF]
Spheres of Influence
p. A 40 Innovations
p. A 44
  • Constructed Wetlands: Borrowing a Concept from Nature
  • Safe Water for All
    [HTML] [ Download PDF]
Science Selections
p. A 50
  • Funky Chicken: Consumers Exposed to Arsenic in Poultry
  • Poisoning Young Minds? Methyl Parathion May Be Linked to Neurodevelopment Problems
  • Do-It-Yourself Biospecimens: The Benefits of Home Collection
    [HTML] [Download PDF]

Research


Commentaries

"Getting the Lead Out" in Hartford, Connecticut: A Multifaceted Lead-Poisoning Awareness Campaign
McLaughlin et al.
p. 1
[HTML] [ Download PDF]


A Retrospective Assessment of Mortality from the London Smog Episode of 1952: The Role of Influenza and Pollution
Bell et al.
p. 6
[HTML] [ Download PDF]

Review

Brominated Flame Retardants: Cause for Concern?
Birnbaum and Staskal
p. 9
[HTML] [ Download PDF]

Articles

Mean Total Arsenic Concentrations in Chicken, 1989-2000, and Estimated Exposures for Consumers of Chicken
Lasky et al.
p. 18
[HTML] [ Download PDF]


Relationship of Serum TCDD Concentrations and Age at Exposure of Female Residents of Seveso, Italy
Eskenazi et al.
p. 22
[HTML] [ Download PDF]


Closing the Research Loop: A Risk-Based Approach for Communicating Results of Air Pollution Exposure Studies
Payne-Sturges et al.
p. 28
[HTML] [ Download PDF]


Lead, Arsenic, and Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Soil and House Dust in the Communities Surrounding the Sydney, Nova Scotia, Tar Ponds
Lambert and Lane
p. 35
[HTML] [ Download PDF]


Environmental Medicine


Article

Correlation between Blood Ethylenethiourea and Thyroid Gland Disorders among Banana Plantation Workers in the Philippines
Panganiban et al.
p. 42
[HTML] [ Download PDF]

Children's Health


Articles

Long-Term Neurobehavioral Health Effects of Methyl Parathion Exposure in Children in Mississippi and Ohio
Ruckart et al.
p. 46
[HTML] [ Download PDF]


Identification of Sources of Lead in Children in a Primary Zinc-Lead Smelter Environment
Gulson et al.
p. 52
[HTML] [ Download PDF]


Proximity of California Public Schools to Busy Roads
Green et al.
p. 61
[HTML] [ Download PDF]

Mini-Monograph: Whence Healthy Children?


Articles

Our Once-in-a-Lifetime Opportunity
Chapin and Buck
p. 67
[HTML] [ Download PDF]


Off to a Good Start: The Influence of Pre- and Periconceptional Exposures, Parental Fertility, and Nutrition on Children's Health
Chapin et al.
p. 69
[HTML] [ Download PDF]


Prospective Pregnancy Study Designs for Assessing Reproductive and Developmental Toxicants
Buck et al.
p. 79
[HTML] [ Download PDF]


Methodologic and Statistical Approaches to Studying Human Fertility and Environmental Exposure
Tingen et al.
p. 87
[HTML] [ Download PDF]


The Value of Home-Based Collection of Biospecimens in Reproductive Epidemiology
Rockett et al.
p. 94
[HTML] [ Download PDF]


Biomarkers for Assessing Reproductive Development and Health: Part 1--Pubertal Development
Rockett et al.
p. 105
[HTML] [ Download PDF]

Announcements


Open Access Resources | Call for Papers | Career Opportunities | Buy EHP Publications | Advertising Information | Subscribe to the EHP News Feeds News Feeds | Inspector General USA.gov