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4121	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Bisphenol A (BPA) Initiatives	Bisphenol A (BPA) is a chemical produced in large quantities for use primarily in the production of polycarbonate plastics and epoxy resins.	chemical BPA 0.579433 current food contact 0.372702 prostate gland 0.347427 health topic page 0.372743 BPA toxicity study 0.678658 current human exposures 0.592768 negligible concern 0.507282 critical research questions 0.407172 intramural research activities 0.412012 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.381178 public health decisions 0.380507 human health effects 0.684641 chronic toxicity study 0.382001 NTP effort 0.371114 CLARITY-BPA research program 0.418917 comprehensive assessment 0.371183 extramural research grants 0.421507 Recovery Act grants 0.381646 National Health 0.356336 Reinvestment Act 0.378941 endocrine active agents 0.368728 BPA 0.971689 chemical bisphenol 0.515665 possible human health 0.417486	CDC NHANES data 0.398047 BPA measurements 0.595946 integrated research initiative 0.394681 United States 0.386619 National Toxicology Program 0.901972 NIEHS/NTP BPA research 0.720185 Drug Administration 0.480641 Environmental Health Sciences 0.544954 BPA-focused research investments 0.407357 Brief On Bisphenol 0.429625 minimal concern 0.490753 disease­ relevant endpoints 0.374992 Recovery Act money 0.36624 Consortium Linking Academic 0.362628 National Institute 0.386851 larger five-year commitment 0.35659 food contact materials 0.366621 potential human health 0.424387 reduced birth weight 0.350408 American Recovery 0.370729 address data gaps 0.403122 long-term health outcomes 0.384604 Recovery Act-funded researchers 0.367314 inform decision making 0.365278	CLICK HERE
4147	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Radon	Radon is a colorless, odorless radioactive gas. It comes from the natural decay of uranium or thorium found in nearly all soils.	odorless radioactive gas 0.58726 natural decay 0.433597 collaborative effort 0.4061 Human Services 0.407374 U.S. Department 0.724431 lung cancer 0.911544 thorium 0.332058 homes 0.318095 cracks 0.327303 estimates 0.330277 building materials 0.421362 non-smokers 0.330686 testing 0.318191 foundations 0.31884 water 0.319812 U.S. Department Veterans 0.520342 radon exposure 0.747953 radon mitigation 0.631229 ground 0.319948 Environmental Protection Agency 0.69646 uranium 0.326769 Federal Action Plan 0.502228 radon 0.821957 Radon Resources 0.635261 United States 0.415227	Urban Development 0.407972 cause 0.338665 U.S. Environmental Protection 0.688169 radon-related lung cancer 0.568398 floors 0.320492 walls 0.318368 National Cancer Institute 0.507071 Agriculture 0.317788 soils 0.322693 radioactive particles 0.466253 radon levels 0.629744 colorless 0.338325 process 0.318081 Health 0.317848 necessary steps 0.409191 People 0.318064 active smoking 0.411149 Saving Lives 0.408872 Families 0.318049 U.S. General Services 0.509674 Defense 0.31775 home 0.319918 lung cancer deaths 0.751463 Long-term exposure 0.436003	CLICK HERE
4150	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Ozone	Ozone is a highly reactive form of oxygen.	primary constituent 0.594926 ultraviolet rays 0.614226 airways 0.442078 sports activities 0.556691 sun 0.428843 highly reactive form 0.777506 protective layer 0.59666 lung function 0.594314 operations 0.42731 inflammation 0.446612 children 0.443343 upper atmosphere 0.593349 harmful air pollutant 0.759892 oxygen 0.442785 high concentrations 0.609198	lung diseases 0.589331 urban smog 0.600835 asthma 0.43495 high ozone concentrations 0.974635 respiratory effects 0.594007 outdoor sports 0.559825 Long-term exposure 0.580655 ozone forms 0.839432 sunlight 0.446938 Results 0.426553 ground level 0.576538 NIEHS-funded study 0.565253 automobile emissions 0.586436 significant reduction 0.575751 respiratory distress 0.617426	CLICK HERE
4158	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Effect of Innate Immunity on the Inflammatory Response to Endotoxin	Innate immunity is the process by which white blood cells and other parts of the immune system sense and respond to potential infections by causing an inflammation.	North Carolina 0.371839 vital signs 0.363459 Clinical Research Unit 0.964152 potential infections 0.211371 60-minute visit 0.511742 study visit 0.413731 Innate immunity 0.233402 research study 0.214413 certain environmental factors 0.399947 Environmental Polymorphism Registry 0.35632 Environmental Health Sciences 0.329477	NIEHS Clinical Research 0.765623 immune system sense 0.20877 chronic illnesses 0.206756 white blood cells 0.390799 Clinical Trials Study 0.389988 body’s response 0.208083 high blood pressure 0.337682 International Red Cross 0.336954 certain types 0.229324 Research Triangle Park 0.999555	CLICK HERE
4184	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Arsenic	Arsenic is a naturally occurring element that is widely distributed in the Earth’s crust. It is found in water, air, food, and soil.	Discussion Webinar Series 0.372009 long-range health effects 0.403455 National Toxicology Program 0.373033 naturally occurring element 0.377179 Environmental Health Sciences 0.391219 U.S. Environmental Protection 0.382782 Arsenic Workshop Panel 0.669655 early-life environmental exposure 0.379065 public health advocates 0.40141 local health department 0.38894 arsenic environmental health 0.690039 cutting-edge epigenetic research 0.37782 human carcinogen 0.37802 public water 0.370619 rare human evidence 0.365899 Arsenic Cause Cancer 0.675176 arsenic’s health 0.664718 Fundamental arsenic research 0.693832 arsenic water standards 0.738562 drinking water 0.70943 arsenic mitigation efforts 0.663721 stringent drinking water 0.428755 current EPA standard 0.373239 total blood arsenic 0.658822	NIEHS Superfund Research 0.462282 drinking water sources 0.414512 Bangladesh study population 0.369917 arsenic 0.915686 NIEHS Fact Sheet 0.405171 water treatment methods 0.401075 chlorine bleach disinfection 0.37069 blood arsenic levels 0.69992 Superfund Research Program 0.439167 arsenic metabolism 0.658509 randomized controlled trial 0.364838 water testing programs 0.3952 health problems 0.383431 U.S. drinking water 0.433837 public health problem 0.391518 arsenic-contaminated drinking water 0.412588 arsenic exposures 0.640072 arsenic exposure 0.662121 arsenic education 0.63223 interagency testing program 0.376958 arsenic levels 0.854265 U.S. Recommended Dietary 0.368419 health effects 0.426439	CLICK HERE
4196	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Obesogens	Scientists are exploring the role that chemicals may play in weight gain and obesity.	endocrine disrupting chemicals 0.770179 lifespan 0.34484 fullness 0.343842 body 0.416665 general advice 0.507905 specific chemicals 0.542695 animals 0.340365 chemicals 0.794503 obesity 0.979047 cements 0.341798 liver disease 0.485591 endocrine disruptors 0.792191 hormones function 0.54698 normal metabolic processes 0.691982 fluorescent light ballasts 0.667166 fat cells 0.661418 Phthalates 0.353836 lack 0.378184 early development 0.685447 numerous grantees 0.498784 health problems 0.491926 broad class 0.500556 Scientists 0.341058 fetus 0.340984 NIEHS Obesity 0.696031	fat storage capacity 0.695543 role 0.41859 susceptibility 0.403722 sensitive time 0.493095 United States 0.538956 weight gain 0.934543 National Toxicology Program 0.648859 consumer products 0.495976 exercise 0.368286 obesogens 0.524591 Unhealthy diet 0.525087 industrial chemicals 0.523316 biphenyls 0.349174 related diseases 0.486205 cardiovascular disease 0.487055 obesity problem 0.728164 Diabetes program funds 0.672946 environmental chemicals 0.521018 healthy weight 0.510655 weight control mechanisms 0.66665 Poor nutrition 0.508805 high sugar diets 0.658731 exposures 0.4701 interfere 0.353086	CLICK HERE
4228	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	The Role of Glucocorticoid Receptor SNPs in Receptor Function and Metabolic Disease	NIEHS researchers theorize that changes in the surface proteins of cells called receptors may predispose people to diseases, such as heart disease, arthritis, and diabetes.	North Carolina 0.58485 better understanding 0.578296 Sample collections 0.586116 cell growth 0.605271 body 0.460207 low dose test 0.763248 medication dexamethasone 0.801507 blood sample 0.744043 glucocorticoid exposure 0.580302 adrenal gland 0.637385 urine pregnancy test 0.763706 NIEHS researchers 0.672406 contact Grace Isshiki 0.758245 development 0.433715 blood draw 0.599169 Cortisol levels 0.668841 receptors 0.446601 individual 0.436153 invitation 0.434208 diseases 0.43686 stress response hormones 0.959671 volunteers 0.436566 ongoing elevation 0.604474 tests 0.436538 medication history 0.602731	arthritis 0.436978 Protocol Number 0.589781 Research Triangle Park 0.735233 parts 0.433389 glucocorticoid hormones 0.716032 low dose 0.793484 death 0.433689 human disease 0.575319 CRU 0.438485 changes 0.456827 NIEHS Clinical Research 0.774759 RTP 0.437589 numerous harmful effects 0.783464 heart disease 0.621072 glucocorticoids 0.46552 vital signs 0.590374 Trials Study page 0.798836 study visit 0.760061 medical treatments 0.604438 people 0.436878 stress hormone cortisol 0.871616 cells 0.521182 dexamethasone test 0.762212 surface proteins 0.623362	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
16608	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Hydraulic Fracturing & Health	Hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, is a method used to extract natural gas and oil from deep rock formations known as shale. Using this method, drilling operators force water, sand, and a mix of chemicals into horizontally drilled wells, causing the shale to crack and release natural gas or oil.	Initial field studies 0.503292 Community impacts 0.480328 deep rock formations 0.527155 local air quality 0.526959 local employment rates 0.511035 numerous impacts 0.473559 local communities 0.462326 specific chemicals 0.468394 Accidental chemical spills 0.505477 Barnett shale 0.471904 large transient workforce 0.507646 potential effects 0.466972 air quality 0.579373 conclusive evidence 0.464337 environmental advocates 0.462371 water contamination 0.524459 broader process 0.475862 Texas Health Sciences 0.511239 unconventional natural gas 0.637431 hydraulic fracturing 0.995651 negative impacts 0.469787 natural gas development 0.740122 Water quality 0.477166 hydraulic fracturing process 0.903303 potential pregnancy risks 0.515327	hydraulic fracturing-specific health 0.52726 toxic chemicals 0.468089 short answer 0.469096 shale hydraulic fracturing 0.661679 Silica sand inhalation 0.515602 community well-being 0.462449 potential health impacts 0.52286 underground drinking water 0.522621 community character 0.462395 drilling site 0.464677 nearby communities 0.462159 horizontally drilled wells 0.529372 heavier burdens 0.462786 excess natural gas 0.533692 hydraulic fracturing-associated chemicals 0.54136 Marcellus shale 0.474478 health care 0.466951 heavy equipment 0.517845 Geisinger Clinic 0.461522 natural gas 0.933599 hydraulic fracturing sites 0.590291 fracked wells 0.466634 flowback operations 0.522639 air pollution 0.46534	CLICK HERE
16621	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Psoriasis Study	This project will evaluate whether the presence of a protein, called Stim1, in blood immune cells modifies differently the immune response between a person with psoriasis, a person with a chronic inflammatory disease, and a healthy person.	Calorie Restriction 0.634688 Research Triangle park 0.700499 one-hour study visit 0.722254 Participants 0.430223 Unit 0.426802 NIEHS Clinical Research 0.754435 Donate blood 0.563463 capacity 0.432936 monetary compensation 0.567799 immune response 0.772377 inflammation 0.445097 protein 0.47846 presence 0.433295 blood immune cells 0.823074	calcium changes 0.583799 Evaluation 0.431596 Reproductive Effects 0.597091 immune response differences 0.739662 urine sample 0.575455 chronic inflammatory disease 0.935793 psoriasis 0.499148 CaREFREE Study 0.611946 Environment 0.431746 breastfeeding 0.443199 healthy person 0.621262 research project 0.640191 influences cells 0.610261	CLICK HERE