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Asthma |
Asthma is an inflammatory disease of the lung. This inflammatory process can occur along the entire airway from the nose to the lung. |
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| Nuclear Magnetic Resonance | 0.463126 |
| ischemic heart disease | 0.416072 |
| human health | 0.584264 |
| Asthma Fact Sheet | 0.649376 |
| Magnetic Resonance Group | 0.421281 |
| new public health | 0.45634 |
| Human Health Perspective | 0.456567 |
| climate change | 0.730074 |
| Molecular Endocrinology Group | 0.424492 |
| NIEHS Climate Change | 0.462229 |
| Environmental Health | 0.423194 |
| Interagency Working Group | 0.420253 |
| group studies | 0.424729 |
| NIEHS scientists | 0.448555 |
| asthma | 0.956564 |
| Asthma Program | 0.548084 |
| asthma attack | 0.608839 |
| NIEHS Cross-Divisional Inflammation | 0.427673 |
| public health officials | 0.438437 |
| Longitudinal Environmental Sampling | 0.410726 |
| Immunogenetics Group | 0.410489 |
| major human pathologies | 0.411717 |
| asthma management | 0.587134 |
| cystic kidney disease | 0.411853 |
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| obstructive pulmonary disease | 0.41489 |
| environmental public health | 0.503154 |
| United States | 0.416666 |
| Human Health Effects | 0.465819 |
| Safety Data Sheets | 0.464806 |
| childhood asthma | 0.558339 |
| common indoor allergens | 0.471957 |
| respiratory health | 0.412292 |
| indoor allergens | 0.574596 |
| cockroach allergens | 0.465015 |
| public health | 0.524927 |
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| Human Health Program | 0.447874 |
| Cardiopulmonary Disease Group | 0.445275 |
| asthma research | 0.613681 |
| asthma sufferers | 0.549132 |
| adult respiratory distress | 0.413328 |
| relevant federal research | 0.41954 |
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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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| particular animal products | 0.609962 |
| normal cell function | 0.581032 |
| ischemic heart disease | 0.59885 |
| human exposure | 0.529308 |
| health standards | 0.510938 |
| NIEHS researchers | 0.525543 |
| hazardous waste sites | 0.829585 |
| military service | 0.572111 |
| industrial practices | 0.523256 |
| dioxin releases | 0.752877 |
| acne-like skin disease | 0.595958 |
| Numerous dioxin-like compounds | 0.59691 |
| forest fires | 0.516286 |
| health problems | 0.509939 |
| singular term dioxin | 0.816081 |
| AhR receptor | 0.563591 |
| municipal waste incineration | 0.62579 |
| new industrial sources | 0.579948 |
| natural processes | 0.518596 |
| presumptive diseases | 0.570026 |
| worst hazardous waste | 0.582319 |
| food chain | 0.512812 |
| dioxin-like compounds | 0.618467 |
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| United States | 0.509739 |
| dioxin contamination | 0.82313 |
| Polychlorinated Biphenyls | 0.652854 |
| incineration processes | 0.526748 |
| aryl hydrocarbon receptor | 0.591672 |
| dioxin emissions | 0.753553 |
| adverse health effects | 0.597235 |
| distinct chemical structures | 0.587839 |
| public health threats | 0.594166 |
| long time | 0.507128 |
| term dioxin | 0.841642 |
| environmental degradation | 0.512273 |
| Strict regulatory controls | 0.614092 |
| cancer-causing agent | 0.515417 |
| dioxin TCDD | 0.778376 |
| dioxin exposure | 0.792666 |
| dioxins | 0.916333 |
| dioxin | 0.96517 |
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| persistent organic pollutants | 0.595215 |
| Agent Orange | 0.63878 |
| electronic products | 0.512095 |
| dioxin damages | 0.726478 |
| living creature | 0.515875 |
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Enfermedades Provocadas por el Ambiente de A a Z |
El AIRE, el AGUA, el SOL, el POLVO, las PLANTAS y los ANIMALES, las SUSTANCIAS QUíMICAS y los METALES de nuestro MUNDO... Sustentan la vida. |
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| máscaras protectoras | 0.304149 |
| Indoor Water | 0.304074 |
| Wake Forest | 0.308913 |
| quÃmicas tóxicas llamadas | 0.311129 |
| Mail Drop K3-16 | 0.306163 |
| suficientes espermatozoides | 0.304539 |
| Indoor Air | 0.309942 |
| educating farmworker families | 0.306481 |
| NIEHS Office | 0.304434 |
| Medline Plus SÃguenos | 0.305709 |
| pequeñas cantidades | 0.322168 |
| Estados Unidos | 0.38698 |
| células guerreras | 0.30536 |
| John Peterson | 0.3084 |
| institutos nacionales | 0.309134 |
| sistema inmune batalla | 0.307215 |
| glándula tiroidea | 0.30425 |
| Research Triangle Park | 0.305551 |
| batallar infecciones | 0.304783 |
| instituto nacional | 0.318261 |
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| sintética llamada dietilestilbestrol | 0.306713 |
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| suficiente yodo | 0.304403 |
| lociones bloqueadoras | 0.304042 |
| Wake Forest School | 0.30538 |
| grave envenenamiento | 0.305 |
| residential pesticide safety | 0.31949 |
| quÃmicas naturales llamadas | 0.311099 |
| pesticide safety | 0.31953 |
| Healthy Homes | 0.322679 |
| luz solar | 0.310619 |
| Fred Hutchison Cancer | 0.305562 |
| suficiente calcio | 0.30408 |
| Pesticide Safety Education | 0.307623 |
| pequeñas manchas parduscas | 0.306282 |
| futuras mamás | 0.304161 |
| Salud Ambiental | 0.319714 |
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| sustancias quÃmicas | 0.978857 |
| gafas protectoras | 0.304112 |
| medio ambiente | 0.341501 |
| Horas Sobre Salud | 0.306504 |
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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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Vectorborne and Zoonotic Diseases |
Vectorborne and zoonotic diseases (VBZD) are infectious diseases whose transmission involves animal hosts or vectors. |
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| global trade | 0.482391 |
| infectious diseases | 0.514763 |
| local ecological environment | 0.599441 |
| water runoff | 0.470676 |
| transmission cycles | 0.461198 |
| precipitation | 0.429492 |
| Vectorborne diseases | 0.518036 |
| frequent droughts | 0.48225 |
| decline | 0.359319 |
| animals | 0.402097 |
| Human Health Perspective | 0.598617 |
| species composition | 0.473185 |
| climate change | 0.62688 |
| exposure routes | 0.480475 |
| vector populations | 0.472692 |
| breeding habitat | 0.46586 |
| greenhouse gas emissions | 0.599389 |
| Avian Flu | 0.485085 |
| early warning systems | 0.593646 |
| temperatures increases | 0.493253 |
| environmental hazards | 0.459649 |
| vectors | 0.909553 |
| biodiversity alters | 0.473807 |
| life cycles | 0.46667 |
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| yellow fever | 0.475438 |
| air conditioning | 0.455092 |
| United States | 0.483284 |
| warmer climates | 0.499935 |
| human population | 0.46396 |
| malaria | 0.437878 |
| distribution | 0.35704 |
| extreme heat | 0.453699 |
| zoonotic pathogens | 0.583952 |
| U.S.-Mexico border | 0.486535 |
| incubation period | 0.476652 |
| increased harmfulness | 0.496109 |
| pathogen-host interaction | 0.471969 |
| certain disease vectors | 0.802924 |
| murine typhus | 0.509564 |
| new areas | 0.474841 |
| limit susceptibility | 0.466474 |
| virulence | 0.346731 |
| zoonotic diseases | 0.702074 |
| invertebrate vectors | 0.688868 |
| animal hosts | 0.500583 |
| West Nile virus | 0.597007 |
| VBZD | 0.512231 |
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Bisphenol A (BPA) |
Bisphenol A (BPA) is a chemical produced in large quantities for use primarily in the production of polycarbonate plastics and epoxy resins. |
| dental sealants | 0.460176 |
| NIEHS-funded BPA publications | 0.711899 |
| human health | 0.461533 |
| compact discs | 0.460024 |
| BPA Initiatives | 0.669165 |
| Nutrition Examination Survey | 0.502979 |
| U.S. Food | 0.471754 |
| detectable levels | 0.460633 |
| metal products | 0.469491 |
| infant bottles | 0.484976 |
| National Health | 0.465107 |
| canned foods | 0.514486 |
| BPA | 0.912964 |
| epoxy resins | 0.521394 |
| Environmental Protection Agency | 0.501997 |
| daily human exposure | 0.533812 |
| CDC NHANES data | 0.508238 |
| drink packaging | 0.462317 |
| polycarbonate tableware | 0.508064 |
| internal epoxy resin | 0.51669 |
| National Toxicology Program | 0.498867 |
| primary source | 0.460085 |
| baby bottles | 0.524487 |
| consumer products | 0.506367 |
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| Drug Administration | 0.49205 |
| Environmental Health Sciences | 0.502846 |
| BPA-focused research investments | 0.49527 |
| water supply pipes | 0.520252 |
| polycarbonate plastics | 0.557927 |
| large quantities | 0.464095 |
| impact-resistant safety equipment | 0.526102 |
| polycarbonate bottles | 0.528124 |
| Bisphenol A Research | 0.49408 |
| hot food | 0.469257 |
| polycarbonate plastic food | 0.565059 |
| stainless steel containers | 0.506718 |
| Consumer Product Safety | 0.49772 |
| animal studies | 0.499179 |
| NTP scientists | 0.462937 |
| possible sources | 0.460345 |
| water bottles | 0.48453 |
| address data gaps | 0.497757 |
| medical devices | 0.465061 |
| food cans | 0.480705 |
| Plastic containers | 0.463384 |
| Global Regulatory Operations | 0.498005 |
| food storage containers | 0.534568 |
| recycle codes | 0.510894 |
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Formaldehyde |
Formaldehyde is a colorless, flammable, strong-smelling chemical widely used to make home building products. |
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| California Air Resources | 0.430968 |
| nasopharyngeal cancer | 0.379374 |
| Mechanistic Studies | 0.377541 |
| straightening products | 0.392966 |
| home building products | 0.470931 |
| combustion sources | 0.375281 |
| strong-smelling chemical | 0.385721 |
| formaldehyde exposure | 0.712511 |
| consumer goods | 0.376163 |
| formaldehyde | 0.919549 |
| hair smoothing | 0.46957 |
| medical laboratories | 0.382172 |
| cancer-causing agents | 0.375326 |
| forest fires | 0.377442 |
| small amounts | 0.380902 |
| Formaldehyde levels | 0.754785 |
| highest levels | 0.377207 |
| furniture making | 0.37664 |
| myeloid leukemia | 0.437138 |
| airborne formaldehyde | 0.759584 |
| United States | 0.386859 |
| laboratory workers | 0.379459 |
| automobile combustion | 0.376319 |
| National Toxicology Program | 0.436027 |
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| consumer products | 0.39685 |
| home environment | 0.378932 |
| general population | 0.375594 |
| numerous industries | 0.37985 |
| Carcinogens | 0.412118 |
| laboratory animal studies | 0.432381 |
| human carcinogen | 0.676634 |
| formaldehyde causes | 0.720584 |
| work settings | 0.376779 |
| additional cancer studies | 0.447839 |
| outdoor air | 0.448482 |
| experimental animals | 0.373569 |
| nasal cavity | 0.373575 |
| home-finishing products | 0.389539 |
| NIEHS grantees | 0.436849 |
| formaldehyde-based resins | 0.382794 |
| 12th Report | 0.442733 |
| indoor air | 0.376058 |
| new construction | 0.378119 |
| major sources | 0.376528 |
| wood products | 0.452842 |
| Human Studies | 0.380339 |
| cancer risk | 0.37876 |
| ultra-low-emitting formaldehyde | 0.720282 |
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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. |
| daily occupation | 0.66172 |
| twin-sib pairs | 0.605567 |
| genetic risk factors | 0.611729 |
| environmental exposure questionnaires | 0.596699 |
| blood tests | 0.557539 |
| juvenile forms | 0.556664 |
| Idiopathic Thrombocytopenia Purpura | 0.603705 |
| single enrollment /evaluation | 0.603197 |
| Exclusion Criteria | 0.564799 |
| clinical evaluation | 0.560807 |
| same-sex siblings | 0.561544 |
| NIEHS Clinical Research | 0.599884 |
| possible causes | 0.559474 |
| normal volunteers | 0.602281 |
| clinical specimens | 0.557929 |
| Clinical Trials Study | 0.619818 |
| unaffected twin | 0.611768 |
| NIH Clinical Center | 0.596519 |
| environmental risk factors | 0.773866 |
| minimum inclusion criteria | 0.611286 |
| Systemic Lupus Erythematosus | 0.705107 |
| nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs | 0.598992 |
| autoimmune diseases | 0.580697 |
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| risk factors | 0.841613 |
| severe trauma | 0.656995 |
| clinical care | 0.558499 |
| systemic rheumatic disorders | 0.958087 |
| Autoimmune Thyroid Disease | 0.620764 |
| T.W. Alexander Drive | 0.58526 |
| systemic rheumatic disease | 0.811247 |
| Systemic Vasculitis | 0.633034 |
| urine samples | 0.630701 |
| Magnuson Clinical Center | 0.597062 |
| autoimmune disease | 0.657433 |
| Active infections | 0.657042 |
| rheumatoid arthritis | 0.615934 |
| common clinical manifestations | 0.620645 |
| potential risk factors | 0.610009 |
| possible risk factors | 0.613252 |
| peripheral blood cell | 0.594747 |
| document medical histories | 0.586145 |
| chronic anti-inflammatory medicines | 0.595139 |
| Research Triangle Park | 0.584599 |
| systemic rheumatic disorder | 0.726613 |
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Perfluorinated Chemicals (PFCs) |
Many of us have probably seen news stories about something commonly referred to as PFCs or perfluorochemicals. You may not know exactly what they are, but can probably guess that they have something to do with the environment and your health. The National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) and the National Toxicology Program (NTP), an interagency testing program headquartered at NIEHS, are studying many of these compounds. |
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| human exposure | 0.610635 |
| human health | 0.863771 |
| adult rats | 0.557451 |
| human health risk | 0.622254 |
| 28-day immunotoxicity study | 0.578872 |
| persistent chemicals | 0.573299 |
| human studies | 0.552806 |
| human health effects | 0.618796 |
| PFCs | 0.952581 |
| potential toxicity | 0.551225 |
| potential adverse health | 0.603754 |
| entire structural class | 0.563515 |
| elevated PFC exposures | 0.576157 |
| normal endocrine activity | 0.566486 |
| human health impacts | 0.60458 |
| Human Services agencies | 0.59061 |
| rodent toxicology studies | 0.587181 |
| 28-day toxicity studies | 0.640921 |
| adverse effects | 0.657962 |
| current PFC research | 0.591422 |
| Environmental Protection Agency | 0.570163 |
| mitochondrial toxicity | 0.535891 |
| PFC chemical | 0.521114 |
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| female rats | 0.552787 |
| PFOA production | 0.520804 |
| potential adverse effects | 0.62625 |
| National Toxicology Program | 0.589464 |
| human blood | 0.516773 |
| various PFCs | 0.543862 |
| Environmental Health Sciences | 0.620093 |
| NTP | 0.597106 |
| mammary gland development | 0.571203 |
| PFC class | 0.524392 |
| commonly used terms | 0.570523 |
| immune function | 0.578663 |
| NIEHS-funded human study | 0.592352 |
| slow elimination time | 0.569139 |
| high-throughput screening facility | 0.553861 |
| links.4 Additional research | 0.581425 |
| entire research program | 0.56591 |
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| animal studies | 0.527308 |
| PFOA | 0.593926 |
| NTP research | 0.545707 |
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| interagency testing program | 0.593255 |
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Ginkgo |
Ginkgo or Ginkgo biloba is one of the world’s oldest living tree species. Ginkgo has been used for many years for a variety of medicinal purposes. |
| additional research studies | 0.392993 |
| over-the-counter drugs | 0.355213 |
| health care provider | 0.395008 |
| brain function | 0.408825 |
| Ginkgo Evaluation | 0.516242 |
| ginkgo studies | 0.525017 |
| consistent evidence | 0.353096 |
| clinical trials | 0.355096 |
| exact formulation | 0.356197 |
| NTP studies | 0.392788 |
| blood pressure | 0.35007 |
| larger National Toxicology | 0.392528 |
| long-term effects | 0.347989 |
| Ginkgo biloba extract | 0.640958 |
| wide variety | 0.401712 |
| female mice | 0.359068 |
| liquid extracts | 0.351504 |
| medicinal purposes | 0.357383 |
| oldest living tree | 0.411032 |
| female rats | 0.354782 |
| potential risks | 0.352734 |
| dietary supplement | 0.416885 |
| human cancer risk | 0.391927 |
| largest clinical trial | 0.388063 |
| cancer findings | 0.34963 |
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| National Toxicology Program | 0.489117 |
| two-year studies | 0.354847 |
| thyroid gland | 0.349559 |
| NTP | 0.432687 |
| FDA regulations | 0.352117 |
| cognitive decline | 0.347757 |
| mice | 0.361618 |
| new NTP findings | 0.429065 |
| safe care | 0.35384 |
| male mice | 0.35921 |
| health reasons | 0.354786 |
| dietary supplements | 0.534375 |
| National Cancer Institute | 0.397039 |
| complex mixture | 0.360572 |
| Federal law | 0.354761 |
| ginkgo extract | 0.962886 |
| herbal supplement | 0.406695 |
| Ginkgo biloba | 0.654323 |
| cardiovascular disease events | 0.389314 |
| herbal products | 0.349199 |
| premarket testing | 0.357829 |
| limited data | 0.350697 |
| liver cancer | 0.351201 |
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