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4148 National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Html en Occupational Health Occupational health refers to the identification and control of the risks arising from physical, chemical, and other workplace hazards in order to establish and maintain a safe and healthy working environment.
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Green Chemical0.544754
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Material Design0.541377
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hazardous waste operations0.576465
NIEHS Worker Training0.721535
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Deepwater Horizon0.557471
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Environmental Health Sciences0.62243
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health training0.617954
Century Toxicology0.539553
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GuLF STUDY0.548903
Rebuilding Task Force0.520849
health care0.516751
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Deepwater Horizon disaster0.541977
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Long-term Follow-up Study0.558593
Glass Wool Fibers0.530424
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Hard Metals Profile0.548137
chemical emergency response0.607758
industrial livestock workers0.542489
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4177 National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Html en Vectorborne and Zoonotic Diseases Vectorborne and zoonotic diseases (VBZD) are infectious diseases whose transmission involves animal hosts or vectors.
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global trade0.482391
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local ecological environment0.599441
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decline0.359319
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Human Health Perspective0.598617
species composition0.473185
climate change0.62688
exposure routes0.480475
vector populations0.472692
breeding habitat0.46586
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Avian Flu0.485085
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life cycles0.46667
reduced exposure0.475667
yellow fever0.475438
air conditioning0.455092
United States0.483284
warmer climates0.499935
human population0.46396
malaria0.437878
distribution0.35704
extreme heat0.453699
zoonotic pathogens0.583952
U.S.-Mexico border0.486535
incubation period0.476652
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pathogen-host interaction0.471969
certain disease vectors0.802924
murine typhus0.509564
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West Nile virus0.597007
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4188 National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Html en Electric and Magnetic Fields Electric and magnetic fields (EMFs) are invisible areas of energy, often referred to as radiation, that are associated with the use of electrical power and various forms of natural and man-made lighting.
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NIEHS Report0.680114
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NIEHS educational booklet0.778048
phone radiofrequency rodent0.773668
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Health Topics0.704209
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Environmental Protection Agency0.681478
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National Toxicology Program0.691738
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Energy Policy Act0.800573
Power-Line Frequency Electric0.692441
NTP partial findings0.707133
complete findings0.619456
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4189 National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Html en Formaldehyde Formaldehyde is a colorless, flammable, strong-smelling chemical widely used to make home building products.
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California Air Resources0.430968
nasopharyngeal cancer0.379374
Mechanistic Studies0.377541
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formaldehyde exposure0.712511
consumer goods0.376163
formaldehyde0.919549
hair smoothing0.46957
medical laboratories0.382172
cancer-causing agents0.375326
forest fires0.377442
small amounts0.380902
Formaldehyde levels0.754785
highest levels0.377207
furniture making0.37664
myeloid leukemia0.437138
airborne formaldehyde0.759584
United States0.386859
laboratory workers0.379459
automobile combustion0.376319
National Toxicology Program0.436027
consumer products0.39685
home environment0.378932
general population0.375594
numerous industries0.37985
Carcinogens0.412118
laboratory animal studies0.432381
human carcinogen0.676634
formaldehyde causes0.720584
work settings0.376779
additional cancer studies0.447839
outdoor air0.448482
experimental animals0.373569
nasal cavity0.373575
home-finishing products0.389539
NIEHS grantees0.436849
formaldehyde-based resins0.382794
12th Report0.442733
indoor air0.376058
new construction0.378119
major sources0.376528
wood products0.452842
Human Studies0.380339
cancer risk0.37876
ultra-low-emitting formaldehyde0.720282
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4193 National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Html en Laser Microdissection Laser Microdissection provides the following information to NIEHS researchers interested in the process of microdissection.
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mesenchymal tissues0.688133
slides0.914091
epithelial tissues0.687584
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RNA degradation0.667246
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flat work surface0.775965
tissue sections0.739648
frozen tissue0.935535
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LM sample0.655852
morphology reference0.774971
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slide frame0.64863
Store tissue0.73017
LM procedures0.674055
uncleared paraffin sections0.746481
ultimate purpose0.655901
animal death0.652901
ethanol0.922743
Double-scoping potential samples0.792955
xylene0.683592
metal disk0.758071
LM slides0.768565
Tissue Tek® Cryomold®0.859783
Nuclease-free water0.768008
Frozen tissues0.7049
optimal recovery0.784012
Transfer samples0.650583
study application0.76933
Label Cryomold®0.641831
DNA recovery0.6328
tissue morphology0.73457
sterile environment0.652805
fixation protocols0.655209
DNA0.645458
RNase free blades0.781943
frozen tissue blocks0.861119
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4206 National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Html en Disaster Research Response Efforts The National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, and other agencies that make up the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) are set up to immediately respond and protect the health of our nation during disasters and other emergencies.
general public0.563696
virus transmission0.549613
Human Services0.605181
health research0.846428
health information0.617147
program0.453475
research protocols0.602746
Hurricanes Katrina0.578453
emergencies0.434027
Department0.43094
World Trade Center0.721562
Research Priorities0.595232
data needs0.588403
HHS agencies0.61918
timely human health0.787715
additional accurate information0.680677
disasters0.526256
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toxicology data0.577406
research issues0.598483
public health officials0.736737
ready-to-go research data0.782213
ongoing activities0.553892
private sector0.552701
Gulf oil spill0.715572
important area0.562187
emergency responders0.588812
real-world conditions0.559721
appropriate measures0.548422
Building0.427956
critical health research0.82695
Public Health Research0.795376
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Disaster Research Response0.82355
Environmental Health Sciences0.960768
highlights recent discussions0.687513
IOM report0.604329
non-governmental organizations0.561841
Ebola Virus Disease0.698118
timely gathering0.602838
National Library0.578103
collection tools0.570209
human data0.592395
National Institute0.744163
Medical Practice0.55662
previous disaster response0.790536
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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.
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Idiopathic Thrombocytopenia Purpura0.603705
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NIEHS Clinical Research0.599884
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Clinical Trials Study0.619818
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NIH Clinical Center0.596519
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Systemic Lupus Erythematosus0.705107
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Autoimmune Thyroid Disease0.620764
T.W. Alexander Drive0.58526
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urine samples0.630701
Magnuson Clinical Center0.597062
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chronic anti-inflammatory medicines0.595139
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16603 National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Html en Program Announcements null
Predoctoral Dual-Degree Training0.408499
Innovative Basic Research0.43641
Institutional Predoctoral Dual-Degree0.401
Career Development Award0.438479
Institutional Research Training0.490585
Clinical Scientist Research0.463378
R21 Clinical Trial0.790332
Lasker Clinical Research0.431211
Genomics Research Project0.400975
Ruth L. Kirschstein0.91615
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R21 Clinical Trials0.50727
Kirschstein National Research0.919201
NIH Small Research0.469875
Research Career Development0.502582
PA-16-288 Research Supplements0.404228
Individual Predoctoral Fellowship0.426438
Research Advancement Award0.424988
Research Service Award0.906555
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CDC Translational Research0.402165
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Research Training Grant0.51904
Parent R01 Clinical0.689624
Research Cooperative Program0.410182
Environmental Health Research0.492867
National Research Service0.919142
Research Grant Applications0.437245
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Native American Health0.40952
Summer Research Experiences0.43318
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Autism Spectrum Disorders0.42177
L. Kirschstein National0.909899
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PA-16-289 Research Supplements0.403662
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Health Disparities Research0.50693
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Research Grant Program0.724194
Research Project Grant0.617972
Addressing Health Disparities0.425587
Genomics Exploratory/Developmental Research0.449712
Research Development Award0.475051
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16604 National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Html en Request for Applications null
Complex Disease Outcomes0.44269
Neuroscience Research0.342499
New Investigators0.314504
OD-17-013 Tobacco Regulatory0.4289
CNS Small Blood0.600042
R210.282735
Creating Virtual Consortium0.424251
Innovative Approaches0.317484
Cancer Immunoprevention Research0.448358
R240.243887
Translational/Transdisciplinary Environmental Research0.487286
New Environmental Scientist0.680923
Immuno-Oncology Translation Network0.57748
Model Organism Research0.470987
EHS CC0.334179
NIH Revision Awards0.474345
Research Projects0.411478
Environmental Epidemiology Cohorts0.500616
AA-18-007 NIH Blueprint0.459649
OD-17-014 Tobacco Regulatory0.42655
Toxicology Testing0.319043
Chemical Toxicity Screening0.42975
Trial Not Allowed0.332615
Outstanding New Environmental0.686
Target Identification0.307541
Reduce Animal0.314027
NS-18-007 NIH Blueprint0.471778
Organotypic Culture Models0.436552
Cancer Immunotherapy Research0.455365
SBIR Phase IIB0.451033
Functional Heterogeneity0.329198
Enrich Resource Infrastructure0.452224
Environmental Health Sciences0.653664
Regulatory Science Small0.424889
Lymphatic Vessels0.416025
Grant Program0.302409
Disease Mechanisms Specific0.405835
Experimental Animals0.328151
Tobacco Regulatory Science0.690892
Clinical Trial Optional0.46297
ONES0.24071
ES-17-003 Environmental Health0.466505
R01 Clinical Trial0.9507
Time-Sensitive Research Opportunities0.466832
Dynamic Neuroimmune Interactions0.416097
Sciences Core Centers0.437108
Diversity Specialized Predoctoral0.419143
Human Studies0.312119
Postdoctoral Advancement0.314025
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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 cells0.406303
North Carolina0.262352
Calorie Restriction0.313447
Inflammatory Response0.438786
Body Weight0.287434
Cox-2 Gene0.318822
Sample collections0.265255
one-hour study visit0.45537
Natural History0.275765
Puberty Study0.348433
Smoking Study0.322156
Innate Immunity0.310688
p53 Response Elements0.510715
Systemic Rheumatic Disorders0.4395
NIEHS Clinical Research0.773996
Blood Vessel Study0.514553
Donate blood0.271034
monetary compensation0.268713
metabolomics profiles0.282208
Pathogenic Studies0.283991
Environmental Risk Factors0.423593
black cohosh0.908108
Clinical Research Unit0.674117
Military Personnel0.277052
Exposure Study0.362553
Siblings Discordant0.314885
Reproductive Effects0.291112
herbal supplement0.287058
Consumer Products0.273681
urine sample0.27361
Longitudinal Environmental Sampling0.436467
chromosomal damage0.290335
Research Triangle Park0.687631
hot flashes0.281509
NIEHS-EPA Pilot Study0.46087
CaREFREE Study0.345553
DNA Damage0.282376
research project0.409175
health effects0.408297
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