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4088	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Cigarette Smoke	Cigarette smoke contains a number of toxic chemicals and irritants. People with allergies may be more sensitive to cigarette smoke than others and research studies indicate that smoking may aggravate allergies.	allergies 0.540226 toxic chemicals 0.707494 smokers 0.569177 breath 0.460076 number 0.452418 coughing 0.474893 smoking 0.637007 irritants 0.506176 addition 0.452268 spouses 0.469089 non-smokers 0.487126 wheeze 0.493089 nasal congestion 0.691263	smoke irritation 0.812677 bronchitis 0.473437 People 0.448803 asthma 0.459811 respiratory infections 0.68782 watery eyes 0.688411 allergic complications 0.682972 exposure 0.456098 sinusitis 0.479128 shortness 0.484312 research studies 0.655655 Common symptoms 0.641436 hoarseness 0.49376	CLICK HERE
4149	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Reproductive Health	Reproductive health refers to the diseases, disorders and conditions that affect the functioning of the male and female reproductive systems during all stages of life.	preterm birth 0.44843 environmental pollutants 0.440232 pregnancy loss 0.422396 NIEHS Researcher Assists 0.497292 10-year national objectives 0.484998 HHS Secretary 0.414101 Phthalate Levels Following 0.493422 Endocrine Disruptors 0.413142 Early Pregnancy Study-carried 0.517381 Study Links 0.421669 Prenatal Exposures Podcast 0.51888 14th Report 0.415397 genetic terms 0.968529 developmental disabilities 0.478833 Aerobic Exercise Lost 0.504039 female reproductive systems 0.526053 reproductive health 0.520066 Environmental Diseases 0.486355 Norway Facial Clefts 0.660466 public health document 0.537601 neurological disorders 0.424088 Early Pregnancy Study 0.531128 wide range 0.506853 future expectations 0.585568 current treatment status 0.80185	Testicular Cancer 0.414941 Early Environmental Exposures 0.533614 Pregnancy Length 0.413208 common environmental contaminants 0.518629 Healthy People 0.564704 developmental disorders 0.428442 Facial Clefts Study 0.664418 hormonal activity 0.41541 Adult Diseases 0.419455 Spanish language version 0.493524 Birth Defect 0.421372 Environmental Chemicals 0.42594 birth defects 0.805462 research discovery 0.570146 biomedical research 0.568443 mercury exposure 0.537694 Program Workshop Report 0.505846 cumulative report 0.417972 Brain Benefits 0.41338 menstrual disorders 0.430443 NIEHS Scientists Stand 0.504579 low birth weight 0.549069 genetic causes 0.437151 case-control parent-triad study 0.523532	CLICK HERE
4151	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Pesticides	A pesticide is any substance used to kill, repel, or control certain forms of plant or animal life that are considered to be pests.	Pest Control 0.65385 Pesticide Exposure Associated 0.839738 Healthy Kids 0.670137 animal life 0.508787 Environmental Health Decisions 0.616568 Health Sciences Center 0.613633 Alternativas para Pesticidas 0.578047 human health 0.652422 Common Pesticide Questions 0.772826 low levels 0.506942 public health report 0.644917 14th Report 0.505062 Human Health Perspective 0.624778 health professionals 0.539998 wide variety 0.510012 pesticide exposures 0.744588 Toxicology Education Foundation 0.580459 health problems 0.549972 Environmental Health Perspectives. 0.625488 pesticide exposure 0.905061 agricultural chemicals 0.515172 adverse effects 0.513094 Environmental Protection Agency 0.580961 National Academies Standing 0.569143 health effects 0.694884	Natural Pesticide Alternatives 0.802191 New York Times 0.581753 National Toxicology Program 0.58671 Human Health Effects 0.637708 Environmental Health Sciences 0.709833 National Pesticide Information 0.787012 Pesticide Database 0.690741 Infant Motor Function 0.575849 pesticides 0.596215 Healthy Homes 0.667841 pesticide residues 0.867 Oregon State University 0.563708 Brenda Eskenazi 0.50551 CHAMACOS study 0.508528 neurodevelopmental effects 0.518529 food production 0.507059 Research Program-funded research 0.575369 pesticide poisoning 0.683458 Environmental Chemicals 0.510582 Pesticide Action Network 0.768692 economically viable alternatives 0.559083 Climate Change 0.552757 Agricultural Health Study 0.650802 Prenatal Pesticide Exposure 0.833014	CLICK HERE
4156	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Bisphenol A (BPA) Pharmacokinetic (PK): Controlled Exposure Study	Bisphenol A (BPA) is a chemical that is used primarily to make plastics, resins, and thermal paper.	North Carolina 0.404904 resins 0.235977 medical history 0.381623 research study 0.407097 breastfeeding female 0.395992 low levels 0.422271 single oral dose 0.577155 Clinical Research Unit 0.864438 study period 0.420853 Regular blood samples 0.562795 volunteers 0.234926 water 0.268032 screening laboratory tests 0.527317 follow-up visit 0.532141 body absorbs 0.401547 BPA 0.950847 vanilla wafer cookie 0.53318 chemical 0.238196 Research Triangle Park 0.877312 BPA dose 0.678802 single dose 0.599445 24-hour urine collections 0.632026 thermal paper 0.423385 CRU 0.462451	baby bottles 0.417986 effort 0.258764 Environmental Health Sciences 0.535257 additional blood 0.384898 NIEHS Clinical Research 0.632204 follow-up visits 0.628047 plastic products 0.416823 frequent blood tests 0.533259 place 0.235059 National Institute 0.383375 participants 0.371129 plastics 0.238144 reproductive age 0.38114 Trials Study page 0.566642 urine tests 0.663008 people 0.237954 food 0.237865 13-hour visit 0.506357 Researchers 0.237427 study visits 0.443822 ages 0.234675 compensation 0.25884 BPA-containing products 0.397451 time 0.321999	CLICK HERE
4173	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	RNA Isolation from Pico-scale samples (1 cell (10-25pg) - 10mg tissue) with the PicoPure	Protocol for Use with CapSure™ Macro LCM Caps; Protocol for Use with <10mg Frozen Tissue	precipitate 0.343145 pur. column/0.5ml tube 0.567697 maximum absorption 0.429304 membrane 0.375077 Pipette equal volume 0.685863 Incubate RT 0.480046 microcentrifuge tube cap 0.562315 I. Mix 0.442745 adjacent rotor holes 0.540731 15 min 0.600975 EtOH mixture 0.435111 sec 0.360753 freeze cell extract 0.563526 min 0.965686 –80oC 0.326544 elution buffer 0.45392 store -20oC 0.457309 kit 0.324004 centrifuge assembly 0.567112 potential breakage 0.429631	EB 0.389759 wash buffer 0.437578 single-use aliquots 0.465852 waste 0.324348 Invert 0.337448 pre-conditioned purification column 0.709665 cell extract 0.739782 purification column 0.840061 stock solution 0.457585 column 0.864391 42oC 0.327805 elution step 0.451097 Mix XB 0.462681 centrifugation 0.373454 clockwise direction 0.445033 centrifuge 0.752672 pipette 0.80566 W1 0.381424 RNA isolation protocol 0.571169 W2 0.372703	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
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
16605	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Guide Notices	null	Research Project Applications 0.453349 Funding Opportunity Announcement 0.667747 NIH Offers Assistance 0.762662 Clinical Trials 0.510908 NIH Commercialization Accelerator 0.672425 Grant Application Forms 0.498408 NIH Grant Application 0.692071 Notice 0.525677 Hurricane Response Research 0.485118 NOT-ES-16-010 Notice 0.455455 NIH Implementation 0.681913 Funding Opportunity Announcements 0.507936 Opportunity Announcement Policy 0.4541 Announces New Review 0.544515 Ruth L. Kirschstein 0.526168 NIH Reminds Recipients 0.649099 NIH Grants Policy 0.821221 NIH Funded Research 0.784264 Kirschstein National Research 0.557454 NIH Announces 0.712465 NOT-RM-18-001 Notice 0.453569 NIH Blueprint 0.664527 NOT-ES-17-007 Notice 0.454846 Response Date 0.576459 Single IRB Policy 0.451533	NIH Genomic Data 0.696993 NIH Policy 0.763425 Revised NIH Grants 0.779742 Research Service Award 0.483565 NIH Method 0.630171 NIH Single IRB 0.808014 NIH Fiscal Policy 0.72697 NIH Funding Agreements 0.689422 National Research Service 0.557429 New NIH 0.713962 NIH Blueprint Diversity 0.638522 NIH Plans 0.686343 New Review Criteria 0.590194 Natural Disaster Policy 0.566156 NIH Clinical Center 0.731893 NIH 0.946475 Notice Announcing 0.453782 Time-Sensitive Research Opportunities 0.457274 NIH Operates 0.614144 NIH Peer Review 0.706741 NIH Applications 0.658216 Grants Policy Statement 0.514514 NIH Continuous Submission 0.666884 Policy Eliminates Clinical 0.455816	CLICK HERE
16611	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Flame Retardants	Flame retardants are chemicals that are added or applied to materials in order to slow or prevent the start/growth of fire. They have been used in many consumer and industrial products since the 1970s, to decrease the ability of materials to ignite.	good ventilation 0.540125 wet mopping 0.541657 new products 0.554027 fabric blinds 0.54414 Organophosphate flame retardants 0.716574 uncontrolled burning 0.539671 hand-to-mouth contact 0.575854 house dust 0.551712 overhead compartments 0.54193 household appliances 0.541328 industrial products 0.560333 children 0.542492 Transportation products 0.556131 abundantly used flame 0.640597 newer flame retardant 0.628903 dust levels 0.55247 baby products 0.554471 toxic effects 0.53979 dust 0.56321 chemicals 0.547856 consumer goods 0.539065 electric waste 0.540052 seat covers 0.540741 insulation materials 0.543525 food products 0.548854	different flame retardants 0.726316 thyroid disruption 0.541997 construction materials 0.545964 Contain bromine 0.541084 polyurethane foam 0.539282 foam building materials 0.570873 Hand-to-mouth behavior 0.539172 National Toxicology Program 0.564935 child development 0.5389 consumer products 0.579649 Adverse effects 0.541573 products 0.619122 electrical devices 0.544515 adverse health effects 0.576247 polyurethane insulation foams 0.573924 flame retardants 0.911956 indoor dust 0.546998 current flame retardants 0.716671 impair neurological development 0.568481 potentially harmful substances 0.565733 diphenyl ethers 0.541938 electrical wires 0.541601 high efficiency 0.53977 interagency testing program 0.566144	CLICK HERE
16624	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	The NHALES Study: Natural History of Asthma with Longitudinal Environmental Sampling	The goal of the NHALES Study is to help scientists understand how bacteria and other factors in the environment affect people who have moderate to severe asthma.	NHALES participants 0.638974 North Carolina 0.507142 stool 0.402998 medical history 0.499342 urine 0.393797 research study 0.512378 study doctor 0.498489 5-year study 0.540936 house dust 0.5025 bronchoscopy procedure 0.696031 lungs 0.340224 NHALES visits 0.666459 biological sample 0.47879 Clinical Research Unit 0.979253 Sciences Clinical Research 0.652184 CRU visits 0.737644 asthma difficulties 0.649747 small group 0.663031 NHALES team members 0.680144 asthma medications 0.739584 scientists 0.368565 Research Triangle Park 0.99468 asthma consultations 0.618544 NHALES Study 0.557965 physical exams 0.480592	sputum 0.364903 NIEHS Clinical Research 0.726739 lung function testing 0.639518 adequate asthma treatment 0.886905 place 0.366492 health care 0.492611 National Institute 0.488911 participants 0.730166 breathing tests 0.500855 medical information 0.480624 eligible participants 0.651078 cost 0.363023 free doctor visits 0.86146 Trials Study page 0.676238 blood 0.364975 biological samples 0.480007 allergens 0.339093 saliva 0.404633 environment 0.368403 asthma control medications 0.811738 study visits 0.627952 asthma symptoms 0.627078 compensation 0.353573 time 0.365125	CLICK HERE