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Volume 24 Issue 4

Issue of Reviews on Environmental Health

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Contents
Journal Overview

December 1, 2009

Page range: I-I

December 1, 2009

PREFACE

R. William Field,

Page range: II-III

December 1, 2009

INTRODUCTION

LaSalle Leffall,, Margaret L Kripke,

Page range: IV-IV

December 1, 2009

Industrial Carcinogens: A Need for Action

Richard Clapp,

Page range: 257-262

December 1, 2009

The Science and Policy of Identifying and Controling Industrial Cancer Hazards

Devra Lee Davis,

Page range: 263-270

December 1, 2009

Cancer Prevention through a Precautionary Approach to Environmental Chemicals

David Kriebel,

Page range: 271-278

December 1, 2009

Cancer Prevention through a Precautionary Approach to Environmental Chemicals: Policy and Research Recommendations for Moving Forward

Jeanne Rizzo,

Page range: 279-286

December 1, 2009

Priorities for Research and Prevention of Occupational Cancer

Paul A Schulte,, TM Schnorr,

Page range: 287-290

December 1, 2009

Delusions, Illusions and Ongoing Neglect of Hazard Recognition, Regulation and Control of Industrial Carcinogens

Jeanne M Stellman,, Steven D. Stellman,

Page range: 291-296

December 1, 2009

Environmental Factors in Cancer: Trichloroethylene and Related Solvents: Science, Regulation, and Cancer Prevention

Daniel Wartenberg,

Page range: 297-302

December 1, 2009

Introduction: Pesticides Use and Exposure, Extensive Worldwide

Michael C. R. Alavanja,

Page range: 303-310

December 1, 2009

Evaluation of Agricultural Exposures: The Agricultural Health Study and the Agricultural Cohort Consortium

Laura Beane Freeman,

Page range: 311-318

December 1, 2009

The Mammary Gland: A Tissue Sensitiveto Environmental Exposures

Suzanne E. Fenton,

Page range: 319-326

December 1, 2009

Pesticide Policy and Farmworker Health

Joan Flocks,

Page range: 327-332

December 1, 2009

The One Stop Shop: Chemical Causes and Cures for Cancer

Tyrone B Hayes,

Page range: 333-338

December 1, 2009

Agricultural Exposures and Childhood Cancers

Peggy Reynolds,

Page range: 339-344

December 1, 2009

What We Know About Pesticides and Breast Cancer

Sandra Steingraber,

Page range: 345-356

December 1, 2009

Too Much of a Good Thing? Nitrate from Nitrogen Fertilizers and Cancer

Mary H. Ward,

Page range: 357-363

About this journal

Objective
Reviews on Environmental Health is an international peer-reviewed journal that aims to fill the need for publication of review articles on hot topics in the field of environmental health. It is intended to be an inspiring forum for scientists, environmentalists, physicians, engineers, and students who are concerned with aspects of human health, including quality of life, that are determined by physiological and psychosociological interactions between humans and physical, chemical, biological, and social factors in the environment.
Reviews on Environmental Health is an important niche not served by any other journal, namely, a place to publish thoughtful reviews on a variety of topics related to both health and the environment. One challenge is to link the research on environmental causes of disease to the clinical practice of medicine. Reviews on Environmental Health is a source of integrated information on environmental health topics that will be of value to the broad scientific community, whether students, junior and senior professionals, or clinicians.

Topics

Environmental toxicology
Neurotoxicology
Immunology
Oncology
Dermatology
Epidemiology
Molecular biology
Pharmacogenetics
Child health
Medicine, occupational health and risk assessment
Water, air, and soil quality control
Methods for biomonitoring and remediation

Article formats
Reviews, Letters to the Editor, Editorials

Volume 24 Issue 4

Issue of Reviews on Environmental Health

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PREFACE

INTRODUCTION

Industrial Carcinogens: A Need for Action

The Science and Policy of Identifying and Controling Industrial Cancer Hazards

Cancer Prevention through a Precautionary Approach to Environmental Chemicals

Cancer Prevention through a Precautionary Approach to Environmental Chemicals: Policy and Research Recommendations for Moving Forward

Priorities for Research and Prevention of Occupational Cancer

Delusions, Illusions and Ongoing Neglect of Hazard Recognition, Regulation and Control of Industrial Carcinogens

Environmental Factors in Cancer: Trichloroethylene and Related Solvents: Science, Regulation, and Cancer Prevention

Introduction: Pesticides Use and Exposure, Extensive Worldwide

Evaluation of Agricultural Exposures: The Agricultural Health Study and the Agricultural Cohort Consortium

The Mammary Gland: A Tissue Sensitiveto Environmental Exposures

Pesticide Policy and Farmworker Health

The One Stop Shop: Chemical Causes and Cures for Cancer

Agricultural Exposures and Childhood Cancers

What We Know About Pesticides and Breast Cancer

Too Much of a Good Thing? Nitrate from Nitrogen Fertilizers and Cancer