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4147	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Radon	Radon is a colorless, odorless radioactive gas. It comes from the natural decay of uranium or thorium found in nearly all soils.	odorless radioactive gas 0.58726 natural decay 0.433597 collaborative effort 0.4061 Human Services 0.407374 U.S. Department 0.724431 lung cancer 0.911544 thorium 0.332058 homes 0.318095 cracks 0.327303 estimates 0.330277 building materials 0.421362 non-smokers 0.330686 testing 0.318191 foundations 0.31884 water 0.319812 U.S. Department Veterans 0.520342 radon exposure 0.747953 radon mitigation 0.631229 ground 0.319948 Environmental Protection Agency 0.69646 uranium 0.326769 Federal Action Plan 0.502228 radon 0.821957 Radon Resources 0.635261 United States 0.415227	Urban Development 0.407972 cause 0.338665 U.S. Environmental Protection 0.688169 radon-related lung cancer 0.568398 floors 0.320492 walls 0.318368 National Cancer Institute 0.507071 Agriculture 0.317788 soils 0.322693 radioactive particles 0.466253 radon levels 0.629744 colorless 0.338325 process 0.318081 Health 0.317848 necessary steps 0.409191 People 0.318064 active smoking 0.411149 Saving Lives 0.408872 Families 0.318049 U.S. General Services 0.509674 Defense 0.31775 home 0.319918 lung cancer deaths 0.751463 Long-term exposure 0.436003	CLICK HERE
4166	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Pollen	Ragweed and other weeds such as curly dock, lambs quarters, pigweed, plantain, sheep sorrel and sagebrush are some of the most prolific producers of pollen allergens	cedar family 0.376306 male cultivar 0.387063 pollen allergens 0.66214 tree pollen 0.626075 small percentage 0.391697 pollen levels 0.882555 trees 0.415703 North America 0.392149 Irish moss 0.387832 earliest pollen producers 0.670682 female cultivars 0.378395 Timothy grass 0.433599 large amounts 0.386378 common grasses 0.394274 ragweed pollen season 0.761824 ground covers 0.389485 sheep sorrel 0.399701 a.m. 0.389974 curly dock 0.400363 pollen counts 0.656455 late afternoon 0.58165 crape myrtle 0.383895 automatic dryer 0.576393 Kentucky bluegrass 0.390788 air conditioners 0.583473	willow trees 0.382265 grass lawn 0.429735 pollen 0.936778 Bermuda grass 0.436106 Northern states 0.383211 oak family 0.379316 date palm 0.384198 indoors 0.452381 certain trees 0.386907 grass pollen levels 0.745671 box elder 0.378719 prolific producers 0.398968 attic fans 0.582611 redwood trees 0.383656 people 0.372108 Southern states 0.383363 Dry your clothes 0.565329 Orchard grass 0.435112 Phoenix palm 0.38361 heavy rain 0.57657 original source 0.38617 outdoors 0.359176 grass cut 0.431264 Johnson grass 0.43711	CLICK HERE
4169	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Cockroaches	Cockroaches are one of the most common and allergenic of indoor pests.	pet food 0.645045 water sources 0.641687 allergenic proteins 0.934776 cleanest 0.438118 wash countertops 0.676855 leaky faucets 0.714112 tight-lidded containers 0.663648 Plug 0.376362 indoor pests 0.838296 cockroach infestation 0.82906 cockroach saliva 0.88081 individuals 0.366925 environmentally safe pesticides 0.948285 house 0.399633 cockroaches 0.964162 increases 0.395672 bait stations 0.659522	Recent studies 0.703363 presence 0.375312 older dwellings 0.717387 severity 0.408653 strong association 0.705115 neighborhoods 0.393416 garbage 0.380996 drain pipes 0.670801 urban areas 0.672152 dirty food 0.661958 allergens 0.410573 Mop 0.395246 spread 0.36497 bedrooms 0.3934 kitchen floor 0.624146 asthma symptoms 0.714916 Limit 0.372106	CLICK HERE
4184	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Arsenic	Arsenic is a naturally occurring element that is widely distributed in the Earth’s crust. It is found in water, air, food, and soil.	Discussion Webinar Series 0.372009 long-range health effects 0.403455 National Toxicology Program 0.373033 naturally occurring element 0.377179 Environmental Health Sciences 0.391219 U.S. Environmental Protection 0.382782 Arsenic Workshop Panel 0.669655 early-life environmental exposure 0.379065 public health advocates 0.40141 local health department 0.38894 arsenic environmental health 0.690039 cutting-edge epigenetic research 0.37782 human carcinogen 0.37802 public water 0.370619 rare human evidence 0.365899 Arsenic Cause Cancer 0.675176 arsenic’s health 0.664718 Fundamental arsenic research 0.693832 arsenic water standards 0.738562 drinking water 0.70943 arsenic mitigation efforts 0.663721 stringent drinking water 0.428755 current EPA standard 0.373239 total blood arsenic 0.658822	NIEHS Superfund Research 0.462282 drinking water sources 0.414512 Bangladesh study population 0.369917 arsenic 0.915686 NIEHS Fact Sheet 0.405171 water treatment methods 0.401075 chlorine bleach disinfection 0.37069 blood arsenic levels 0.69992 Superfund Research Program 0.439167 arsenic metabolism 0.658509 randomized controlled trial 0.364838 water testing programs 0.3952 health problems 0.383431 U.S. drinking water 0.433837 public health problem 0.391518 arsenic-contaminated drinking water 0.412588 arsenic exposures 0.640072 arsenic exposure 0.662121 arsenic education 0.63223 interagency testing program 0.376958 arsenic levels 0.854265 U.S. Recommended Dietary 0.368419 health effects 0.426439	CLICK HERE
4186	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Alternatives to Animal Testing	Alternative test methods are test methods that reduce, refine, or replace animal use in research and testing.	ICCVAM activities 0.617426 safety testing 0.450598 Regulatory Toxicity Testing 0.376847 high-priority alternative test 0.385553 medical products 0.390986 alternative test methods 0.896551 ICCVAM agency members 0.644652 Animal Testing Highlights 0.380052 ICCVAM 0.999702 Alternative Toxicological Methods 0.441514 toxicity testing methods 0.424664 validation studies 0.389683 ICCVAM Authorization Act 0.784612 allergic skin reactions 0.380939 animal test methods 0.439384 No. ICCVAM 0.599154 ICCVAM test recommendations 0.701795 valid test methods 0.388734 accepted test methods 0.386053 Inhalation Toxicity Testing 0.3712 NTP Interagency Center 0.390925 ICCVAM Meetings 0.578974 alternative methods 0.541588 ICCVAM Public Forums 0.626453	ICCVAM members 0.601347 Environmental Protection Agency 0.480084 test method evaluation 0.450113 Animal Welfare Act 0.441627 toxicity testing information 0.396711 Institutional Animal Care 0.424633 alternative test method 0.403878 test method research 0.437755 alternative methods development 0.37247 Additional NICEATM support 0.386725 ICCVAM progress 0.602924 ICCVAM committee meetings 0.646936 U.S. federal agencies 0.507367 federal agencies 0.729697 agency test method 0.393906 Test method validation 0.373712 ICCVAM member institution 0.720578 ICCVAM Public Forum 0.754234 toxicity testing 0.567296 NICEATM 0.427731 ICCVAM Annual 0.576971 chronic safety testing 0.368022 new test method 0.401344 animal safety testing 0.391195	CLICK HERE
4235	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Pathogenic Studies in Families with Twins or Siblings Discordant for Systemic Rheumatic Disorders	The goal of this study is to examine the genetic and environmental risk factors in the development of autoimmune diseases in twins and same-sex siblings, when one has an autoimmune disease and the other does not.	daily occupation 0.66172 twin-sib pairs 0.605567 genetic risk factors 0.611729 environmental exposure questionnaires 0.596699 blood tests 0.557539 juvenile forms 0.556664 Idiopathic Thrombocytopenia Purpura 0.603705 single enrollment /evaluation 0.603197 Exclusion Criteria 0.564799 clinical evaluation 0.560807 same-sex siblings 0.561544 NIEHS Clinical Research 0.599884 possible causes 0.559474 normal volunteers 0.602281 clinical specimens 0.557929 Clinical Trials Study 0.619818 unaffected twin 0.611768 NIH Clinical Center 0.596519 environmental risk factors 0.773866 minimum inclusion criteria 0.611286 Systemic Lupus Erythematosus 0.705107 nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs 0.598992 autoimmune diseases 0.580697	inclusion criteria 0.638208 risk factors 0.841613 severe trauma 0.656995 clinical care 0.558499 systemic rheumatic disorders 0.958087 Autoimmune Thyroid Disease 0.620764 T.W. Alexander Drive 0.58526 systemic rheumatic disease 0.811247 Systemic Vasculitis 0.633034 urine samples 0.630701 Magnuson Clinical Center 0.597062 autoimmune disease 0.657433 Active infections 0.657042 rheumatoid arthritis 0.615934 common clinical manifestations 0.620645 potential risk factors 0.610009 possible risk factors 0.613252 peripheral blood cell 0.594747 document medical histories 0.586145 chronic anti-inflammatory medicines 0.595139 Research Triangle Park 0.584599 systemic rheumatic disorder 0.726613	CLICK HERE
16602	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Soy Infant Formula	Soy formula is an infant food made using soy protein and other components. It is fed to infants as a supplement or replacement for human milk or cow milk formula.	soy exposure levels 0.424682 American Academy 0.286003 NTP conclusions 0.282831 cow milk formula 0.416842 Lactose-free cow milk 0.288905 concern levels 0.273187 panel’s conclusions 0.256675 soy foods 0.37521 NTP panel 0.272404 amino acid formulations 0.280665 case soy infant 0.513993 soy infant formula 0.90079 infant food 0.307478 relatively large number 0.272799 soy supplements 0.374399 public health decisions 0.275387 estrogen-like effects 0.285283 infants 0.425564 soy protein-based formula 0.523072 specific health problems 0.287669 percent decrease 0.257771 appropriate regulatory authorities 0.269886 infant nutrition 0.292621 adverse human health 0.341425 adverse effects 0.246835	developmental stages 0.283925 health effects 0.27525 cow milk-based formula 0.381713 human infants 0.298676 infant formula sales 0.423073 amino acids 0.287446 total dollar sales 0.274341 human milk 0.292218 five-level scale 0.279285 NTP 0.295344 formula-fed infants 0.286235 Soy Protein-Based Formulas 0.417913 soy formula 0.864282 minimal concern 0.280528 soy milk 0.414438 possible concern 0.250753 soy products 0.404294 adverse developmental effects 0.277138 breast milk 0.246481 current infant formulas 0.330619 primary isoflavones 0.267607 clinical report states 0.277267 Infant Feeding 0.289819 expert panel 0.319558	CLICK HERE
16613	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Black Cohosh Study	Black Cohosh is an herbal supplement taken by some women to treat hot flashes, cramps, or other symptoms.	red blood cells 0.406303 North Carolina 0.262352 Calorie Restriction 0.313447 Inflammatory Response 0.438786 Body Weight 0.287434 Cox-2 Gene 0.318822 Sample collections 0.265255 one-hour study visit 0.45537 Natural History 0.275765 Puberty Study 0.348433 Smoking Study 0.322156 Innate Immunity 0.310688 p53 Response Elements 0.510715 Systemic Rheumatic Disorders 0.4395 NIEHS Clinical Research 0.773996 Blood Vessel Study 0.514553 Donate blood 0.271034 monetary compensation 0.268713 metabolomics profiles 0.282208 Pathogenic Studies 0.283991	Environmental Risk Factors 0.423593 black cohosh 0.908108 Clinical Research Unit 0.674117 Military Personnel 0.277052 Exposure Study 0.362553 Siblings Discordant 0.314885 Reproductive Effects 0.291112 herbal supplement 0.287058 Consumer Products 0.273681 urine sample 0.27361 Longitudinal Environmental Sampling 0.436467 chromosomal damage 0.290335 Research Triangle Park 0.687631 hot flashes 0.281509 NIEHS-EPA Pilot Study 0.46087 CaREFREE Study 0.345553 DNA Damage 0.282376 research project 0.409175 health effects 0.408297	CLICK HERE
16618	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	NIEHS-EPA Pilot Study of Exposure to Chemicals in Consumer Products	In a lifetime, a person may encounter tens of thousands of chemicals used as ingredients in the products they buy. It’s not easy to measure these chemicals because the companies that sell the products aren’t required to divulge the exact chemical ingredients.	North Carolina 0.560879 tens 0.383553 data 0.3493 Sample collections 0.563222 methods 0.350305 household products 0.605354 lifetime 0.363225 surveys 0.350222 consumer products 0.571843 NIEHS Clinical Research 0.798626 Protocol number 0.580892 companies 0.3538 ways 0.349382 personal care 0.601261 contact 0.349134 studies 0.349341 definition 0.346346 measure exposure 0.630122	chemicals 0.513973 air samplers 0.584149 Volunteers 0.348869 models 0.35018 researcher 0.411412 chronic condition 0.57685 exact chemical ingredients 0.925339 Trials Study page 0.846757 control 0.346765 thousands 0.352242 1-855-MYNIEHS 0.346037 normal activities 0.594214 home 0.436662 Researchers 0.35043 high blood pressure 0.820406 Research Triangle Park 0.776504 information 0.393352	CLICK HERE
16619	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Plasma Study	The project aspires to understand oxidative stress from smoking. Smoking is thought to cause a large increase in direct oxidative stress but also in chronic inflammation which produces a distinct form of oxidative stress.	search function 0.767886 Website address 0.750325 Web Center 0.749905 home page 0.669287	webcenter@niehs.nih.gov). 0.936745 error 0.240054 URL 0.562419	CLICK HERE