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Articles in Sept, 2005 issue of Environmental Health Perspectives

• Indoor- and outdoor-generated particles: Koenig et al. respond
  by Jane Koenig
• Tattoos: safe symbols?
  by Victoria McGovern
• Keeping afloat: a strategy for small island nations
  by Charles W. Schmidt
• Acquisition of androgen independence by human prostate epithelial cells during arsenic-induced malignant transformation
  by Lamia Benbrahim-Tallaa
• The development and use of an innovative laboratory method for measuring arsenic in drinking water from western Bangladesh
  by Seth H. Frisbie
• Neurodegenerative diseases: an overview of environmental risk factors
  by Rebecca C. Brown
• The future of environmental medicine in environmental health perspectives: where should we be headed?
  by Brian S. Schwartz
• Meth's pollution epidemic
  by Carol Potera
• Dwelling on differences in health
  by Jennifer Medlin
• The NAS perchlorate review: questions remain about the perchlorate RfD
  by Gary Ginsberg
• Microwaves from GSM mobile telephones affect 53BP1 and [gamma]-H2AX foci in human lymphocytes from hypersensitive and healthy persons
  by Eva Markova
• Early environmental origins of neurodegenerative disease in later life
  by Philip J. Landrigan
• Calendar
• New Books
• IARC carcinogen update
  by Marie-Claude Rousseau
• Smoking ends up on cutting-room floor
  by Erin E. Dooley
• Cultivating environmental leadership in the Midwest
  by Tanya Tillett
• Arsenic: a roadblock to potential animal waste management solutions
  by Keeve E. Nachman
• Correlating agricultural use of organophosphates with outdoor air concentrations: a particular concern for children
  by Martha Harnly
• Fetal environment and schizophrenia
  by Mark G.A. Opler
• Indoor- and outdoor-generated particles and children with Asthma
  by Hanns Moshammer
• The power of pachyderm poo
  by Erin E. Dooley
• Population equation: balancing what we need with what we have
  by Richard Dahl
• Assessing susceptibility from early-life exposure to carcinogens
  by Hugh A. Barton
• Testing the dose-response specification in epidemiology: public health and policy consequences for lead
  by Stephen J. Rothenberg
• Pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic factors that can affect sensitivity to neurotoxic sequelae in elderly individuals
  by Gary Ginsberg
• Empowering indigenous peoples
  by Rebecca Kessler
• Africa afire
  by Erin E. Dooley
• When lead goes to your head: genotype may link exposure and meningioma
  by Michael Szpir
• Design of a microsphere-based high-throughput gene expression assay to determine estrogenic potential
  by Jorge M. Naciff
• Baseline micronuclei frequency in children: estimates from meta- and pooled analyses
  by Monica Neri
• Innate immunity to NIAID Category B protozoa
• Training the next generation
  by David A. Schwartz
• Watching mines in eastern Europe
  by Erin E. Dooley
• Timeless protein plays a role in coupling cell cycle and circadian rhythm
  by Jerry Phelps
• Methylmercury contamination of laboratory animal diets
  by Bernard Weiss
• Physiologic and symptomatic responses to low-level substances in individuals with and without chemical sensitivities: a randomized controlled blinded pilot booth study
  by Michel R. Joffres
• The role of early life environmental risk factors in Parkinson disease: what is the evidence?
  by Giancarlo Logroscino
• Prescription for a Healthy Nation: A New Approach to Improving Our Lives by Fixing Our Everyday World
  by Rudolph Rull
• Blood lead and IQ in older children
  by David O. Carpenter
• Green farming equipment
  by Graeme Stemp
• Breaking the code: predicting where disease will strike
  by Tim Lougheed
• Fine particulate matter national ambient air quality standards: public health impact on populations in the northeastern United States
  by Philip R.S. Johnson
• Meeting report: summary of IARC Monographs on formaldehyde, 2-butoxyethanol, and 1-tert-butoxy-2-propanol
  by Vincent James Cogliano
• Aging and the environment: a research framework
  by Andrew M. Geller
• Erratum
• Nanotech to the rescue?
  by Erin E. Dooley
• Air pollution in space and time: birth outcomes are complicated by exposure variations
  by Bob Weinhold
• Pesticide exposure alters follicle-stimulating hormone levels in Mexican agricultural workers
  by Rogelio Recio
• Use of di phthalate—containing medical products and urinary levels of mono phthalate in neonatal intensive care unit infants
  by Ronald Green
• Tools for zebrafish research
• Comparison of study controls
  by Seiichiroh Ohsako
• Millennium Ecosystem Assessment
  by Erin E. Dooley
• Rocking the cradle: phthalate exposure in NICU infants
  by Julia R. Barrett
• Using moving total mortality counts to obtain improved estimates for the effect of air pollution on mortality
  by Steven Roberts
• [delta]-aminolevulinic acid dehydratase polymorphism and risk of brain tumors in adults
  by Preetha Rajaraman
• Developmental pesticide models of the Parkinson disease phenotype
  by Deborah A. Cory-Slechta
• Study controls: Ashby responds
  by John Ashby
• Herbal answers for deadly diseases
  by Erin E. Dooley
• Arsenic and prostate cancer: acquiring androgen independence
  by John Tibbetts
• Dietary intake and arsenic methylation in a U.S. population
  by Craig Steinmaus
• Local variations in CO and particulate air pollution and adverse birth outcomes in Los Angeles County, California, USA
  by Michelle Wilhelm
• Science education: the future begins today!
  by Liam O'Fallon