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Articles in June 2004 issue of American Journal of Law & Medicine

• Past and present environmental health challenges in Southwestern Pennsylvania: some comments on the right to a clean environment.
  by Devra Lee Davis
• Consuming (f)ears of corn: public health and biopharming.
  by Rebecca M. Bratspies
• Equal treatment for regulatory science: extending the controls governing the quality of public research to private research.
  by Wendy Wagner
• The public health impact of global environmental problems and the role of international law.
  by Sumudu Atapattu
• Foreword: environmental policy: principles for the next generation of protection.
  by Carol Browner
• Environment and health: vital intersection or contested territory?
  by Richard W. Clapp
• Environment and public health in a time of plague.
  by Victoria Sutton
• Suppression of environmental science.
  by Robert R. Kuehn
• The mercury's falling: the Massachusetts approach to reducing mercury in the environment.
  by Pamela D. Harvey
• America's public lands and waters: the gateway to better health?
  by Gale Norton
• Parks as gyms? Recreational paradigms and public health in the national parks.
  by Jay D. Wexler