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Environmental Health Perspectives Volume 111, Number 13, October 2003
Environmental Health Perspectives October 2003 The problem of obesity is assuming gigantic proportions, and the trend among children and teenagers is particularly alarming. The Focus (p. A700) investigates this growing epidemic and the suggestions being made to promote leaner--and healthier--kids.
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  • Obese Children Gain a Lifetime of Health Problems
    A 700
  • Mini-Monograph
    National Children's Study: Growing Concern about Endocrine Disruptors
    1678, 1683 , & 1691
  • Urban Foxes Are Novel Sentinels for Pollutants
    1608
  • Breathing In Resistance: Farmers Inhaling Livestock Drugs
    A 717 & 1590

Perspectives


Editorial

    Obesity in the 21st Century
    Maida P. Galvez, Thomas R. Frieden, and Philip J. Landrigan
    p. A 684

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Correspondence

  • Preformed Biomarkers in Produce Inflate Human Organophosphate Exposure Assessments
  • Pesticide Exposures and Children's Risk Tradeoffs
  • Organophosphate Exposure: Response to Krieger et al. and Charnley
  • Corn and Corn-Derived Products: Sources of Endocrine Disruptors

  • p. A 688

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Environews

Forum

  • Economics of Enforcement
  • Autism Research Made to Order
  • Green Spaces Raise Chances of Success
  • How Safe Are Swimming Pools?
  • EHPnet: Partnership for Children's Health and the Environment
  • The Beat
    p. A 692

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NIEHS News

  • New Arrival: CERHR Monograph Series on Reproductive Toxicants
  • NIEHS Fights Fat
  • Environmental Tobacco Smoke Increases School Absenteeism

  • p. A 696

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Focus

Spheres of Influence

Innovations

    Dedicated Outdoor Air Systems: Rx for Sick Buildings
    p. A 712

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Science Selections
  • A Threat to Teen Workers
  • Pesticides and Pregnant Women
  • Livestock Drugs Infiltrate Dust

  • p. A 716

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Research


Commentaries

    Embracing the Local: Enriching Scientific Research, Education, and Outreach on the Texas-Mexico Border through a Participatory Action Research Partnership
    May et al.
    p. 1571

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    Risk Management and Precaution: Insights on the Cautious Use of Evidence
    Hrudey and Leiss
    p. 1577

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Articles

    Historical Pesticide Exposure in California Using Pesticide Use Reports and Land-Use Surveys: An Assessment of Misclassification Error and Bias
    Rull and Ritz
    p. 1582

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    Antibiotics in Dust Originating from a Pig-Fattening Farm: A New Source of Health Hazard for Farmers?
    Hamscher et al.
    p. 1590

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    Measurement of Brevetoxin Levels by Radioimmunoassay of Blood Collection Cards after Acute, Long-Term, and Low-Dose Exposure in Mice
    Woofter et al.
    p. 1595

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    Short-Term Exposure of Chinook Salmon (Oncoryhnchus tshawytscha) to o,p´-DDE or DMSO during Early Life-History Stages Causes Long-Term Humoral Immunosuppression
    Milston et al.
    p. 1601

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    Age- and Sex-Dependent Distribution of Persistent Organochlorine Pollutants in Urban Foxes
    Dip et al.
    p. 1608

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Environmental Medicine



Articles


    Associations of Renal Function with Polymorphisms in the lc Delta-Aminolevulinic Acid Dehydratase, Vitamin D Receptor, and Nitric Oxide Synthase Genes in Korean Lead Workers
    Weaver et al.
    p. 1613

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    Hearing Loss in Workers Exposed to Carbon Disulfide and Noise
    Chang et al.
    p. 1620

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    Measurement of Offline Exhaled Nitric Oxide in a Study of Community Exposure to Air Pollution
    Koenig et al.
    p. 1625

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Children's Health



Review


    Comparable Measures of Cognitive Function in Human Infants and Laboratory Animals to Identify Environmental Health Risks to Children
    Sharbaugh et al.
    p. 1630

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Articles


    Cumulative Organophosphate Pesticide Exposure and Risk Assessment among Pregnant Women Living in an Agricultural Community: A Case Study from the CHAMACOS Cohort
    Castorina et al.
    p. 1640

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    Integrated Pest Management in an Urban Community: A Successful Partnership for Prevention
    Brenner et al.
    p. 1649

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    Acute Occupational Disinfectant-Related Illness Among Youth, 1993-1998
    Brevard et al.
    p. 1654

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    Time Trends of Persistent Organic Pollutants and Heavy Metals in Umbilical Cord Blood of Inuit Infants Born in Nunavik (Québec, Canada) between 1994 and 2001
    Dallaire et al.
    p. 1660

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    Vitamin D Receptor Fok1 Polymorphism and Blood Lead Concentration in Children
    Haynes et al.
    p. 1665

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    Prenatal PCB Exposure, the Corpus Callosum, and Response Inhibition
    Stewart et al.
    p. 1670

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Mini-Monograph: Endocrine Disruptors





    Assessing the Effects of Endocrine Disruptors in the National Children's Study
    Landrigan et al.
    p. 1678

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    Exposure Assessment for Endocrine Disruptors: Some Considerations in the Design of Studies
    Rice et al.
    p. 1683

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    An Approach to Assessment of Endocrine Disruption in the National Children's Study
    Longnecker et al.
    p. 1691

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