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4124	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Cell Phones	Personal (cellular) telecommunications is a rapidly evolving technology that uses radio frequency energy or radiation for mobile communication.	Federal Communications Commission 0.368352 large number 0.314013 Cell Phone Study 0.481413 Mobile Phones 0.350809 human exposure 0.341369 Cancer Risk Fact 0.386846 United States Senate 0.371576 Cell Phone Radiofrequency 0.841648 widespread public health 0.438965 adverse health problems 0.43083 NTP studies 0.629123 World Health Organization 0.398132 Phone Radiofrequency Radiation 0.845972 Toxicology Program Carcinogenesis 0.57632 radiofrequency experts 0.406296 Dawley® SD rats 0.400645 NTP Releases 0.424672 Rodent Studies 0.338411 Body Exposure 0.411022 mobile communication 0.317436 IARC Classifies Radiofrequency 0.49113 cell phone radio 0.498021 Possibly Carcinogenic 0.319436 radiofrequency electromagnetic fields 0.574663	important study findings 0.410044 female rats 0.326913 United States 0.392477 male rats 0.327059 National Toxicology Program 0.757943 Program Carcinogenesis Studies 0.582097 cell phone radiation 0.53473 cell phone 0.976673 adverse health effects 0.457666 radio frequency energy 0.411402 potential health hazards 0.416476 rapidly evolving technology 0.410916 specialized study facilities 0.406147 National Cancer Institute 0.404103 wireless phone 0.328645 National Institute 0.326308 cell phones 0.807991 Fact Sheet 0.387286 Dawley SD Rats 0.426241 laboratory rodent study 0.42347 NTP Associate Director 0.488452 Current scientific evidence 0.390283 partial findings 0.388353 unknown clinical significance 0.365227	CLICK HERE
4145	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Hazardous Material/Waste	Hazardous wastes are discarded materials with properties that make them potentially harmful to human health or the environment.	Horizon Gulf oil 0.568834 response training efforts 0.588836 cell based technologies 0.543071 Worker Training Program 0.938159 Green Chemical 0.537782 environmental health decisions 0.609871 hazardous material 0.591773 commercial manufacturing processes 0.560144 human health 0.707917 gulf oil spill 0.664759 VOC research projects 0.540633 Hazardous Waste Specialists 0.635247 Human Health Perspective 0.611756 hazardous waste sites 0.779357 Material Design 0.53668 Health Training 0.568415 Interagency Working Group 0.534839 Gulf Long-term Follow-up 0.547188 National Clearinghouse 0.576813 NIEHS Worker Training 0.887745 oil spill response 0.916946 NIEHS research efforts 0.655879 public health document 0.62155 Household Products Database 0.628132 Deepwater Horizon 0.549502	related cleanup operations 0.535639 hazardous waste worker 0.798703 waste worker curricula 0.590273 Human Health Effects 0.61274 Environmental Health Sciences 0.599709 Hazardous Substances 0.583943 health study 0.542244 Highlights Multiple Chemical 0.535089 Home Maintenance Products 0.543276 hazardous materials 0.62712 toxic waste sites 0.571192 Century Toxicology 0.535608 Spill Response Efforts 0.582371 GuLF STUDY 0.540029 Valley Clean Environment 0.546268 Hazardous wastes 0.685374 Deepwater Horizon disaster 0.545517 Climate Change 0.602364 hazardous waste 0.881959 Waste Worker Training 0.642617 local community groups 0.535602 Auto Shop Waste 0.570932 Worker Safety 0.548581 chemical emergency response 0.582774	CLICK HERE
4153	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Mold	Molds are microscopic organisms that play an important role in the breakdown of plant and animal matter.	cleanup efforts 0.25041 Treatment Orientation 0.315624 Mold spores 0.691017 Urban Public Health 0.340432 U.S. Department 0.335828 Disease Control 0.234146 tiny cells 0.229488 damp areas 0.256362 mold growth 0.597092 mold treatment 0.642174 Mold Cleanup 0.701329 Environmental Health 0.238583 mold 0.900513 animal matter 0.24371 Remediation Work Associated 0.320714 important role 0.25128 Asthma Development 0.231538 healthy humans 0.257625 Lead Hazard Control 0.317072 difficulty breathing 0.22614 lung infection 0.222753 NIEHS-funded scientists 0.229669 mold spore exposure 0.773693 Urban Development 0.33557 United States 0.222384	childhood asthma 0.227274 U.S. Environmental Protection 0.323765 limpienza y el 0.220918 HUD website 0.260408 Orientación de la 0.221001 Healthy Homes 0.237255 chronic respiratory disease 0.333724 Mold Fact Sheet 0.728086 primary way 0.236936 Captafol Profile 0.223574 microscopic organisms 0.243329 safety equipment 0.234385 Healthy Home Issues 0.544847 Environmental Clinics 0.225125 New Jersey 0.220703 mold exposure 0.649819 ePub format 0.232103 York City Department 0.325909 state indoor air 0.325155 1MB) 0.232703 NIEHS WETP 0.245512 indoor molds 0.484851 common indoor molds 0.469279 organic material 0.247864	CLICK HERE
4178	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Neurological Diseases and Disorders	Neurological diseases and disorders are those that affect the brain, including Parkinson’s Disease and Alzheimer’s Disease.	toxicity 0.35372 chemical exposures 0.463522 release 0.350664 new climate change 0.578653 adult development 0.441333 green space 0.454141 heavy precipitation 0.455351 hazardous chemicals 0.463217 new metals 0.451725 human exposure 0.465914 research 0.343593 harmful algal biotoxins 0.931085 extreme weather events 0.586564 storage-related issues 0.467055 environmental contamination 0.448634 large role 0.478158 metal compounds 0.442706 potentially neurotoxic pesticides 0.657208 neurological functions 0.552898 Human Health Perspective 0.569093 mechanisms 0.344337 climate change 0.660897 alternative energy 0.457968 pest management 0.45788 marine animal models 0.570951	geographical areas 0.447175 fossil fuels 0.451553 bacterial proliferation 0.449386 neurological disorders 0.544276 ice melts 0.461908 crop pests 0.453737 respiratory distress 0.463525 neurological health benefits 0.660003 marine water 0.460591 electric vehicles 0.446363 factors.  Neurological conditions 0.72988 chronic exposures 0.452666 profound effects 0.462995 multiple benefits 0.453356 battery performance 0.442398 walkable cities 0.464762 mitigation technologies 0.445885 easier exercise 0.447258 harmful algal blooms 0.911961 severity 0.415414 Disease.  Environmental factors 0.622644 brain 0.354976 neurological diseases 0.687837 neurological functioning 0.54547	CLICK HERE
4183	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Air Pollution	Air pollution is a mixture of natural and man-made substances in the air we breathe. It is typically separated into two categories: outdoor air pollution and indoor air pollution.	Air grand prize 0.402197 landmark research project 0.368948 air pollution exposure. 0.532873 human health 0.444187 gulf oil spill 0.384785 Air Pollution Highlights 0.498666 Health Challenge 0.367187 national air quality 0.417096 new public health 0.400982 Human Health Perspective 0.393804 climate change 0.544946 air quality 0.533929 Pollution Exposure Response 0.44974 World Health Organization 0.399338 Air Pollution Declined 0.497528 portable air pollution 0.508285 air pollution research 0.520586 health effects. 0.366189 Traffic-Related Air Pollution 0.4941 NIEHS research efforts 0.398851 Air Quality Monitoring 0.403077 air pollution exposures 0.521855 Air Pollution Curbs 0.492886 India Research Goals 0.366266 Environmental Protection Agency 0.469633	health effects 0.446311 ADHD-Air Pollution Link 0.451853 health threats 0.367517 Environmental Public Health 0.400619 poor air quality 0.415689 daily Air Quality 0.404172 Human Health Effects 0.396344 Environmental Health Sciences 0.393449 U.S. Environmental Protection 0.46905 outdoor air pollution 0.724933 major public health 0.390471 indoor air pollution 0.700415 Major Global Health 0.388329 heart disease 0.36867 Air Quality Index 0.455543 Workshop Advances NIEHS 0.397429 public health 0.44572 NIEHS cookstove program 0.400345 Air Pollution Exposure 0.514582 next-generation air quality 0.40097 Air Pollution Pinpointed 0.493631 health 0.469498 public health problem 0.390356 air pollution 0.960543	CLICK HERE
4198	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Styrene	Styrene is a colorless, flammable liquid, which has a sweet odor and is highly volatile.	good occupational health 0.441185 truck parts 0.384513 breathing indoor air 0.452718 following evidence 0.38011 NTP listing 0.39093 styrene workers 0.714783 flammable liquid 0.39216 glass fiber-reinforced polyester 0.460797 automobile parts 0.388195 Mechanistic Studies 0.382356 white blood cells 0.438365 styrene causes cancer 0.761297 certain occupations 0.385448 food containers 0.38893 hazardous waste sites 0.448838 National Academy 0.379341 styrene vapors 0.745586 composite plastics 0.384267 building materials 0.383712 tobacco smoke 0.377874 styrene listing 0.727203 food products 0.381432 polystyrene containers 0.380301 Work places 0.3778 printing cartridges 0.389457	reasonably anticipated carcinogen 0.562462 NTP Report 0.39387 carpet backing 0.391074 National Toxicology Program 0.588947 industrial facilities 0.382599 high levels 0.457949 sweet odor 0.389785 general population 0.382904 cigarette smoke 0.38131 occupational studies 0.38228 Carcinogens 0.390225 human carcinogen 0.642167 bath tubs 0.383013 styrene 0.903066 limited evidence 0.382776 shower stalls 0.385409 NIEHS grantees 0.446562 occupational exposures 0.380139 Animal Studies 0.37959 12th Report 0.382742 higher levels 0.384907 increased risks 0.376318 genetic damage 0.447961 Human Studies 0.384881	CLICK HERE
4231	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Studies in the Natural History & Pathogenesis of Childhood-Onset and Adult-Onset Idiopathic Inflammatory Myopathies	This study will evaluate subjects with adult- and childhood-onset myositis to learn more about their causes and the immune system changes and medical problems associated with them.	Inclusion Criteria 0.501112 Healthy volunteers 0.460173 following criteria 0.490113 research purposes 0.458042 blood tests 0.479663 physical examination 0.931824 complete history 0.457581 muscle biopsy 0.495727 immune system changes 0.489858 Clinical Center 0.589852 Referral/Patient Recruitment 0.455552 blood specimen 0.623839 5-day evaluation 0.455186 medical problems 0.498329 National Institutes 0.447029 single visit 0.454877 autoimmune muscle disease 0.678141 patients 0.474675 urine samples 0.521257 Magnuson Clinical Center 0.578761 IIM 0.393113 undefined illnesses 0.481726 Protocol Number 0.453711 data collection study 0.609228 Idiopathic Inflammatory Myopathies 0.641762	minimum assessment 0.633749 Exclusion Criteria 0.490335 childhood-onset myositis 0.615462 local doctor 0.452006 research procedures 0.450164 MRI examination 0.494087 chronic muscle weakness 0.686902 NIH Clinical Center 0.576579 environmental risk factors 0.637835 inflammatory muscle disease 0.690546 intensive care 0.456153 comprehensive history 0.617507 prpl@mail.cc.nih.gov 0.45965 Trials Study page 0.647387 urine tests 0.480773 optimal site 0.464941 significant disability 0.483355 elevated CK 0.47874 Rockville Pike 0.447491 principal investigator 0.453991 genetics portion 0.461805 definite criteria 0.499066 medical records 0.768894 available first degree 0.464805	CLICK HERE
4245	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Effect of SNPs in p53 and p53 Response Elements on the Inflammatory Response to DNA Damage	The gene p53 suppresses cancer and inflammation in the body, and NIEHS investigators speculate that changes in p53 lead to changes in inflammation and the ability to repair DNA damage.	Cyclosporin 0.546928 p53 lead 0.921882 Body weight 0.66131 research purposes 0.653437 Imuran 0.54678 immune-modifying drugs 0.666613 Rituxan 0.54277 blood sample 0.678796 International Red Cross 0.816544 medical problems 0.693781 blood pressure 0.911621 pulse rate 0.653891 e.g. oral contraceptives 0.805339 chronic condition 0.666124 environmental factors 0.673049 SNPs TLR8 0.672173 p53 suppresses cancer 0.965502 blood cells 0.701122 mm Hg 0.816005 finger stick 0.660186 Enbrel 0.546953 Azathioprine 0.546804 environmental exposures 0.686068 Ages Eligible 0.716126	DNA damage 0.683689 immunosuppressants 0.547101 blood samples 0.719167 Healthy means 0.694113 changes 0.580688 human diseases 0.681775 hormonal contraception 0.667258 hormone treatment 0.665726 contraceptive patches 0.659104 certain proteins 0.687218 Clinical Trials Study 0.861516 NIEHS investigators 0.709715 inflammation 0.641592 replacement therapy 0.651838 participants 0.821959 higher risk 0.688054 healthy volunteers 0.708787 Sandimmune 0.546879 normal activities 0.668218 Genders Eligible 0.722718 prednisolone 0.54652 high blood pressure 0.83329 Humira 0.546978 Healthy participants 0.794558	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
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