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Published in 1996: Environmental Epidemiology: Exposure and Disease is a unique resource identifying priorities for public health research in selected areas of environmental epidemiology. Drawn from the proceedings of an international workshop on this topic, the book is a compilation of the specialized knowledge and opinions of environmental epidemiology experts. Organized by the Rome division of the World Health Organization (WHO) European Centre for Environment and Health, the goal of the 1993 workshop, Setting Priorities in Environmental Epidemiology, was to establish a consensus among the experts in the selected areas.The chapters in Environmental Epidemiology: Exposure and Disease cover environmental epidemiology from three different viewpoints: environmental exposures, major disease groups related to the environment, and epidemiological methodology. The environmental exposure categories examined for prioritizing are air contaminants, water contaminants, and ionizing and non-ionizing radiation exposure from human-caused disasters. .
Exposure
Air Pollution
Radon
Asbestos
Evaluation of Risks Associated with hazardous Waste
Epidemiologic Research Priorities on the Health Risk of Drinking water Contaminants
Pesticides and Cancer: Status and Priorities
Overview of Evidence and Research Needs Concerning Electromagnetic Fields and Health
Man-Made Chemical Disasters
Disease
Neoplastic Diseases (Lung Cancer Excludes)
Lung Cancer
Noncarcinogenic Respiratory Disease
Methods
Small-Area Studies
Uses of Biochemical Markers in Environmental Epidemiology
Exposure Assessment in Environmental Epidemiology
Needs and Requirements for Undergraduate and Graduate Training in Environmental and Occupational Epidemiology