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4130	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	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.	major industrial sources 0.618311 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	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 major problem 0.511605 persistent organic pollutants 0.595215 Agent Orange 0.63878 electronic products 0.512095 dioxin damages 0.726478 living creature 0.515875	CLICK HERE
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 oil 0.572979 training assessment 0.499894 Worker Training Program 0.737441 Green Chemical 0.544754 environmental health decisions 0.625953 occupational health 0.62981 health standards 0.518771 gulf oil spill 0.673522 logic model concept 0.526528 Material Design 0.541377 genetic terms 0.520595 emergency response 0.711555 public health officials 0.594869 hazardous waste operations 0.576465 NIEHS Worker Training 0.721535 oil spill response 0.939672 Protection manual presents 0.54344 NIEHS research efforts 0.620865 Environmental Diseases 0.533088 public health document 0.628309 healthy working environment 0.565054 Deepwater Horizon 0.557471 health effects 0.523636 related cleanup operations 0.545426 environmental public health 0.684694	Occupational health insights 0.584342 polluted industrial waste 0.57016 Environmental Health Sciences 0.62243 health study 0.554392 environmental restoration 0.513882 chemical agents 0.508156 Agricultural Health 0.523042 health training 0.617954 Century Toxicology 0.539553 Spill Response Efforts 0.583009 GuLF STUDY 0.548903 Rebuilding Task Force 0.520849 health care 0.516751 Environmental Pollutants Work 0.550124 Deepwater Horizon disaster 0.541977 physical hazards 0.503623 Long-term Follow-up Study 0.558593 Glass Wool Fibers 0.530424 hazardous waste removal 0.568534 comprehensive training 0.521189 local community groups 0.54569 Hard Metals Profile 0.548137 chemical emergency response 0.607758 industrial livestock workers 0.542489	CLICK HERE
4151	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Pesticides	A pesticide is any substance used to kill, repel, or control certain forms of plant or animal life that are considered to be pests.	Pest Control 0.65385 Pesticide Exposure Associated 0.839738 Healthy Kids 0.670137 animal life 0.508787 Environmental Health Decisions 0.616568 Health Sciences Center 0.613633 Alternativas para Pesticidas 0.578047 human health 0.652422 Common Pesticide Questions 0.772826 low levels 0.506942 public health report 0.644917 14th Report 0.505062 Human Health Perspective 0.624778 health professionals 0.539998 wide variety 0.510012 pesticide exposures 0.744588 Toxicology Education Foundation 0.580459 health problems 0.549972 Environmental Health Perspectives. 0.625488 pesticide exposure 0.905061 agricultural chemicals 0.515172 adverse effects 0.513094 Environmental Protection Agency 0.580961 National Academies Standing 0.569143 health effects 0.694884	Natural Pesticide Alternatives 0.802191 New York Times 0.581753 National Toxicology Program 0.58671 Human Health Effects 0.637708 Environmental Health Sciences 0.709833 National Pesticide Information 0.787012 Pesticide Database 0.690741 Infant Motor Function 0.575849 pesticides 0.596215 Healthy Homes 0.667841 pesticide residues 0.867 Oregon State University 0.563708 Brenda Eskenazi 0.50551 CHAMACOS study 0.508528 neurodevelopmental effects 0.518529 food production 0.507059 Research Program-funded research 0.575369 pesticide poisoning 0.683458 Environmental Chemicals 0.510582 Pesticide Action Network 0.768692 economically viable alternatives 0.559083 Climate Change 0.552757 Agricultural Health Study 0.650802 Prenatal Pesticide Exposure 0.833014	CLICK HERE
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.	Products 0.31388 document 0.339183 3MB 0.324038 Partnerships 0.314957 lesson plan 0.37947 7MB 0.327256 niehs.nih.gov 0.313353 video clips 0.388591 PowerPoint Presentation 0.380215 file 0.313283 workshop presentation 0.379209 Education 0.313856 Dissemination 0.315431 contact 0.313382 Metrics Manual tools 0.546369 tangible metrics 0.473066 program staff 0.386972 case studies instructors 0.438996 Capacity Building 0.385175 key messages 0.379203	webinar 0.323392 PEPH grantees 0.472778 new online training 0.478627 evaluation forms 0.386822 Instructor Guidance 0.380836 live training 0.39131 Evaluation Metrics Manual 0.980386 Leveraging 0.320834 PEPH Evaluation Metrics 0.650831 planning 0.314148 cross-cutting PEPH themes 0.473843 hands-on practice 0.390736 examples 0.314232 handouts 0.334502 Participant Materials 0.450083 Example logic models 0.457053 discussion questions 0.379097 primary target audience 0.453565 evaluation form 0.384646	CLICK HERE
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.	ml Buffer RPE 0.645716 ml collection tube 0.665926 store RNA 0.490653 ml RW1 0.555294 transfer spin column 0.552646 15-ml centrifuge tubes 0.579083 Agilent Commercial Arrays 0.532036 skin tissue 0.523854 polypropylene tube 0.612093 column membrane 0.557826 swinging bucket rotor 0.539203 RLT buffer 0.524404 midi kit 0.482309 fatty upper layer 0.532418 RNA easy midi 0.553995 15-ml polypropylene tube 0.606119 optimal homogenization 0.494313 midi columns 0.481368 Animal Tissue Protocol* 0.595874 20-150 mg 0.481807 visible precipitate forms 0.543042 DNase treatment 0.478689 column overloading 0.523571 Close tube 0.542591 Repeat step 0.476534	RNase-free water 0.572079 medium-sized weigh boat 0.542194 sterile razor blades 0.541185 room temperature 0.551362 Incubate RT 0.540231 Reuse collection tube 0.93388 ml Buffer RW1 0.638865 RNA Extraction 0.500228 Buffer RDD 0.511788 microcentrifuge tube 0.539693 15 min 0.515091 min 0.586596 pipet tip 0.48696 total RNA 0.508207 tissue lysate 0.520792 maximum speed 0.474499 tissue preparation 0.564607 rpm corresponds 0.47745 tissue disruption 0.513391 sample 0.497572 kit states 0.483654 Discard flow 0.645118 ml round-bottom polypropylene 0.620779 Gently mix 0.493084	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
4187	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	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	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	CLICK HERE
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.	EMF field strength 0.78905 NIEHS Report 0.680114 radiofrequency radiation 0.717441 radioactive categories 0.617023 portable GPS devices 0.696061 low-level radiation 0.672618 NIEHS educational booklet 0.778048 phone radiofrequency rodent 0.773668 EMF radiation 0.725497 Health Topics 0.704209 largest laboratory rodent 0.699801 megahertz range 0.614402 conventional power sources 0.713688 adverse health problems 0.72422 increased risk 0.703511 high-level radiation 0.655497 Electric Power. 0.617032 various forms 0.620225 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	EMFs 0.736368 phone radiofrequency exposure 0.776434 Possibly Carcinogenic 0.616024 radiofrequency electromagnetic fields 0.857778 Environmental Protection Agency 0.681478 Magnetic Fields Associated 0.730206 EMF research 0.692974 invisible areas 0.617091 current scientific evidence 0.68989 recent NIEHS research 0.781673 National Toxicology Program 0.691738 EMF exposure 0.684716 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 low frequency exposures 0.71595 power lines 0.62438	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
16615	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	E-Cigs and Smoking Study	According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, cigarette smoking causes more than 480,000 deaths each year in the United States, which translates to causing nearly one of every five deaths.	North Carolina 0.325447 saliva samples 0.361383 United States 0.381267 Sample collections 0.327178 one-hour study visit 0.575435 methyl groups 0.380705 Smoking Study 0.43196 NIEHS Clinical Research 0.932783 new biomarkers 0.456109 Donate blood 0.339946 cigarette smoking 0.479619 Disease Control 0.376405 respiratory disease 0.381863 DNA methylation 0.40249	deaths 0.22259 Clinical Research Unit 0.79169 chronic condition 0.339194 e-cigarette users 0.324178 Nicole P. Edwards 0.53257 normal activities 0.35152 cigarette users 0.363057 Protocol Number 0.330464 high blood pressure 0.543383 Research Triangle Park 0.818612 epigenetic processes 0.394232 tobacco smoke exposure 0.601328 research project 0.342132 reduced fertility 0.390191	CLICK HERE