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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.
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shortness0.484312
research studies0.655655
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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.
Horizon Gulf oil0.572979
training assessment0.499894
Worker Training Program0.737441
Green Chemical0.544754
environmental health decisions0.625953
occupational health0.62981
health standards0.518771
gulf oil spill0.673522
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Material Design0.541377
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emergency response0.711555
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oil spill response0.939672
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Environmental Diseases0.533088
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Deepwater Horizon0.557471
health effects0.523636
related cleanup operations0.545426
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Environmental Health Sciences0.62243
health study0.554392
environmental restoration0.513882
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Agricultural Health0.523042
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
physical hazards0.503623
Long-term Follow-up Study0.558593
Glass Wool Fibers0.530424
hazardous waste removal0.568534
comprehensive training0.521189
local community groups0.54569
Hard Metals Profile0.548137
chemical emergency response0.607758
industrial livestock workers0.542489
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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.
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pregnancy loss0.422396
NIEHS Researcher Assists0.497292
10-year national objectives0.484998
HHS Secretary0.414101
Phthalate Levels Following0.493422
Endocrine Disruptors0.413142
Early Pregnancy Study-carried0.517381
Study Links0.421669
Prenatal Exposures Podcast0.51888
14th Report0.415397
genetic terms0.968529
developmental disabilities0.478833
Aerobic Exercise Lost0.504039
female reproductive systems0.526053
reproductive health0.520066
Environmental Diseases0.486355
Norway Facial Clefts0.660466
public health document0.537601
neurological disorders0.424088
Early Pregnancy Study0.531128
wide range0.506853
future expectations0.585568
current treatment status0.80185
Testicular Cancer0.414941
Early Environmental Exposures0.533614
Pregnancy Length0.413208
common environmental contaminants0.518629
Healthy People0.564704
developmental disorders0.428442
Facial Clefts Study0.664418
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Adult Diseases0.419455
Spanish language version0.493524
Birth Defect0.421372
Environmental Chemicals0.42594
birth defects0.805462
research discovery0.570146
biomedical research0.568443
mercury exposure0.537694
Program Workshop Report0.505846
cumulative report0.417972
Brain Benefits0.41338
menstrual disorders0.430443
NIEHS Scientists Stand0.504579
low birth weight0.549069
genetic causes0.437151
case-control parent-triad study0.523532
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4171 National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Html en Evaluation Metrics The PEPH Evaluation Metrics Manual provides examples of tangible metrics that grantees and program staff can use for both planning and evaluation.
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lesson plan0.37947
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case studies instructors0.438996
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discussion questions0.379097
primary target audience0.453565
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4172 National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Html en RNA Isolation Using The Qiagen RNEasy Midi Kit Studies requiring gene expression analysis by microarray methods require the extraction of high quality RNA. Fresh, frozen tissue is the optimal sample for these studies. A detailed protocol to assist the investigator in tissue collection, RNA extraction and RNA quality assessment.
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Agilent Commercial Arrays0.532036
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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.
ecological shifts0.482727
global trade0.482391
infectious diseases0.514763
local ecological environment0.599441
water runoff0.470676
transmission cycles0.461198
precipitation0.429492
Vectorborne diseases0.518036
frequent droughts0.48225
decline0.359319
animals0.402097
Human Health Perspective0.598617
species composition0.473185
climate change0.62688
exposure routes0.480475
vector populations0.472692
breeding habitat0.46586
greenhouse gas emissions0.599389
Avian Flu0.485085
early warning systems0.593646
temperatures increases0.493253
environmental hazards0.459649
vectors0.909553
biodiversity alters0.473807
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
increased harmfulness0.496109
pathogen-host interaction0.471969
certain disease vectors0.802924
murine typhus0.509564
new areas0.474841
limit susceptibility0.466474
virulence0.346731
zoonotic diseases0.702074
invertebrate vectors0.688868
animal hosts0.500583
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
radiofrequency radiation0.717441
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portable GPS devices0.696061
low-level radiation0.672618
NIEHS educational booklet0.778048
phone radiofrequency rodent0.773668
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magnetic field measuring0.704802
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Energy Policy Act0.800573
Power-Line Frequency Electric0.692441
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complete findings0.619456
electrical substations0.615404
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cell phone radiofrequency0.935272
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power lines0.62438
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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
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medical laboratories0.382172
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furniture making0.37664
myeloid leukemia0.437138
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laboratory workers0.379459
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National Toxicology Program0.436027
consumer products0.39685
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work settings0.376779
additional cancer studies0.447839
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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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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.
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truck parts0.384513
breathing indoor air0.452718
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NTP listing0.39093
styrene workers0.714783
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glass fiber-reinforced polyester0.460797
automobile parts0.388195
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white blood cells0.438365
styrene causes cancer0.761297
certain occupations0.385448
food containers0.38893
hazardous waste sites0.448838
National Academy0.379341
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composite plastics0.384267
building materials0.383712
tobacco smoke0.377874
styrene listing0.727203
food products0.381432
polystyrene containers0.380301
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printing cartridges0.389457
reasonably anticipated carcinogen0.562462
NTP Report0.39387
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industrial facilities0.382599
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cigarette smoke0.38131
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bath tubs0.383013
styrene0.903066
limited evidence0.382776
shower stalls0.385409
NIEHS grantees0.446562
occupational exposures0.380139
Animal Studies0.37959
12th Report0.382742
higher levels0.384907
increased risks0.376318
genetic damage0.447961
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16625 National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Html en Research Funded by NIEHS - Division of Extramural Research and Training NIEHS funds a substantial portfolio of research in the field of environmental health sciences conducted by investigators in many disciplines from various organizations. These research activities span the range from basic mechanistic research to clinical and epidemiologic studies using human subjects. NIEHS-supported investigators are currently determining how environmental agents cause or exacerbate a variety of human diseases. NIEHS is also committed to developing the next generation of environmental health scientists by supporting a variety of interdisciplinary training programs.
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national research efforts0.786708
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research activities0.677064
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program priorities0.656657
NIH0.535206
environmental agents0.66403
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