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Cell Phones |
Personal (cellular) telecommunications is a rapidly evolving technology that uses radio frequency energy or radiation for mobile communication. |
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| Mobile Phones | 0.350809 |
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| United States Senate | 0.371576 |
| Cell Phone Radiofrequency | 0.841648 |
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| World Health Organization | 0.398132 |
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| radiofrequency experts | 0.406296 |
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| United States | 0.392477 |
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Dioxins |
Dioxins are mainly byproducts of industrial practices. They are produced through a variety of incineration processes, including improper municipal waste incineration and burning of trash, and can be released into the air during natural processes, such as forest fires and volcanoes. |
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| AhR receptor | 0.563591 |
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| natural processes | 0.518596 |
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| dioxin-like compounds | 0.618467 |
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| environmental degradation | 0.512273 |
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| dioxin TCDD | 0.778376 |
| dioxin exposure | 0.792666 |
| dioxins | 0.916333 |
| dioxin | 0.96517 |
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Lupus |
Lupus is a chronic disease that causes the immune system to attack the body’s own tissues and organs, resulting in inflammation of the skin, joints, blood, and kidneys. |
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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 Chemical | 0.544754 |
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| health standards | 0.518771 |
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| emergency response | 0.711555 |
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| hazardous waste operations | 0.576465 |
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Website De la Educación De la Ciencia De la Salud De Environnmental |
El programa de extensión educacional es un mecanismo que ayuda lograr la misión del Instituto Nacional de las Ciencias de Salud Ambiental. |
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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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| radiofrequency radiation | 0.717441 |
| radioactive categories | 0.617023 |
| portable GPS devices | 0.696061 |
| low-level radiation | 0.672618 |
| NIEHS educational booklet | 0.778048 |
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| EMF radiation | 0.725497 |
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| magnetic fields | 0.982575 |
| World Health Organization | 0.707681 |
| local power company | 0.692169 |
| magnetic field measuring | 0.704802 |
| cell phone emissions | 0.717819 |
| IARC Classifies Radiofrequency | 0.758548 |
| non-ionizing radiation spectrum | 0.748906 |
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| EMFs | 0.736368 |
| phone radiofrequency exposure | 0.776434 |
| Possibly Carcinogenic | 0.616024 |
| radiofrequency electromagnetic fields | 0.857778 |
| Environmental Protection Agency | 0.681478 |
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| EMF research | 0.692974 |
| invisible areas | 0.617091 |
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| National Toxicology Program | 0.691738 |
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| kilovolt transmission line | 0.677408 |
| electrical power | 0.635177 |
| adverse health effects | 0.732518 |
| Energy Policy Act | 0.800573 |
| Power-Line Frequency Electric | 0.692441 |
| NTP partial findings | 0.707133 |
| complete findings | 0.619456 |
| electrical substations | 0.615404 |
| weak association | 0.6159 |
| cell phone radiofrequency | 0.935272 |
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| power lines | 0.62438 |
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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 |
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| 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 |
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Acrylamide |
Acrylamide is a chemical widely used during the manufacturing of paper, dye, and other industrial products. It can also be formed when certain foods are cooked at high temperatures. Frying, baking, or roasting certain foods, such as potatoes or grains, can create acrylamide. French fries and potato chips, for example, may have measurable acrylamide levels. Acrylamide is also found in cigarette smoke. |
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| health risk assessments | 0.430368 |
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| NTP studies | 0.525576 |
| acrylamide levels | 0.890175 |
| Maillard reaction | 0.448861 |
| chemical reaction | 0.380154 |
| food products | 0.377807 |
| acrylamide exposure | 0.834455 |
| major metabolite | 0.37392 |
| high temperatures | 0.45923 |
| free amino acid | 0.437883 |
| Environmental Protection Agency | 0.43601 |
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| female rats | 0.500682 |
| two-year NTP studies | 0.466379 |
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| dietary exposure | 0.375269 |
| male rats | 0.393665 |
| National Toxicology Program | 0.428665 |
| Drug Administration | 0.375201 |
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| cigarette smoke | 0.438946 |
| mice | 0.37419 |
| carcinogenic activity | 0.45074 |
| multisite carcinogen | 0.381389 |
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| rodent species | 0.370546 |
| certain foods | 0.519705 |
| human carcinogen | 0.379892 |
| Toxicological Research | 0.370845 |
| risk management options | 0.425986 |
| potato chips | 0.373907 |
| high-fiber grains | 0.375165 |
| animal studies | 0.377097 |
| major sources | 0.376415 |
| acrylamide causes tumors | 0.825379 |
| FDA National Center | 0.448182 |
| French fries | 0.379559 |
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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. |
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| lifetime | 0.363225 |
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| ways | 0.349382 |
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Aloe Vera |
Aloe is a succulent plant widely used in alternative medicine. |
| skin cancer | 0.440457 |
| little data | 0.437154 |
| aloin content | 0.471538 |
| health care provider | 0.462142 |
| aloe vera | 0.93891 |
| skin studies | 0.441122 |
| liquid products | 0.444925 |
| Aloe-based products | 0.452076 |
| Aloe vera people | 0.607207 |
| common form | 0.441295 |
| semi-solid products | 0.448143 |
| outer leaf pulp | 0.471912 |
| medical condition | 0.435986 |
| Aloe plant | 0.559886 |
| Aloe preparation | 0.536677 |
| intestinal tumors | 0.443466 |
| Product advertisements | 0.435709 |
| various forms | 0.438684 |
| leaf extract | 0.469784 |
| NTP study | 0.518583 |
| strong link | 0.436396 |
| self-regulated upper limit | 0.464222 |
| laxative qualities | 0.441988 |
| Aloe barbadensis Miller | 0.647739 |
| Aloe vera beverages | 0.615982 |
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| Aloe vera products | 0.730791 |
| non-decolorized whole leaf | 0.439469 |
| charcoal filtration | 0.462951 |
| NTP Technical Report | 0.490446 |
| consumer products | 0.446813 |
| oral exposure | 0.435585 |
| Aloe vera leaf | 0.632254 |
| aloin concentration | 0.442194 |
| barbadensis Miller plant | 0.474712 |
| Photococarcinogenesis Study | 0.437849 |
| organic component | 0.43752 |
| NTP rat studies | 0.480505 |
| Aloe products | 0.539854 |
| skin care products | 0.481166 |
| alternative medicine | 0.441627 |
| clear gel | 0.446501 |
| Aloe vera gel | 0.674371 |
| two-year NTP study | 0.482101 |
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| succulent plant | 0.443273 |
| particular NTP studies | 0.492093 |
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