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Journal Article•10.1006/ENRS.1994.1005•
Air pollution and daily mortality: a review and meta analysis.

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Joel Schwartz1•
Harvard University1
01 Jan 1994-Environmental Research
TL;DR: A detailed examination of data from Philadelphia showed that control for season and weather was adequate for removing all long-term seasonal and subseasonal patterns from the mortality data, and that using a very flexible nonlinear fit to the weather factors did not disturb the association with TSP.

957 citations

Journal Article•10.1006/ENRS.1994.1020•
Low-level lead exposure and children's IQ : a meta-analysis and search for a threshold

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Joel Schwartz1•
Harvard University1
01 Apr 1994-Environmental Research
TL;DR: A highly significant association was found between lead exposure and children's IQ and the effect was robust to inclusion or exclusion of the strongest individual studies and to relaxing the age requirements of the meta-analysis.

699 citations

Journal Article•10.1006/ENRS.1994.1004•
What are people dying of on high air pollution days

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Joel Schwartz1•
Harvard University1
01 Jan 1994-Environmental Research
TL;DR: Evidence is added that dead-on-arrival deaths and deaths outside of hospitals and clinics were disproportionately increased and the age pattern of the relative risk of death was similar, which adds to the evidence that the association is causal.

452 citations

Journal Article•10.1006/ENRS.1994.1013•
Nervous system dysfunction among workers with long-term exposure to manganese

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Donna Mergler1, Guy Huel, Rosemarie M. Bowler, A Iregren, Belanger S, Mary Baldwin, Robert Tardif, Audrey Smargiassi, L Martin •
Université du Québec à Montréal1
01 Feb 1994-Environmental Research
TL;DR: Univariate analysis and multivariate analysis of variance revealed that the pairs differed on symptom reporting, emotional state, motor functions, cognitive flexibility, and olfactory perception threshold, which is consistent with current knowledge on brain Mn activity.

352 citations

Journal Article•10.1006/ENRS.1994.1033•
Association between Air Pollution and Mortality Due to Respiratory Diseases in Children in São Paulo, Brazil: A Preliminary Report

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Paulo Hilário Nascimento Saldiva, A.J.F.C. Lichtenfels, P.S.O. Paiva, I.A. Barone, Milton A. Martins, Eduardo Massad, Júlio Cesar Rodrigues Pereira, V.P. Xavier, Julio M. Singer, G.M. Bohm 
01 May 1994-Environmental Research
TL;DR: Air pollution in São Paulo has reached levels high enough to have adverse health effects on the exposed population, and a significant association between mortality due to respiratory diseases and the NOx levels is demonstrated.

285 citations

Journal Article•10.1006/ENRS.1994.1021•
Exacerbations of Childhood Asthma and Ozone Pollution in Atlanta

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Mary C. White1, Ruth A. Etzel2, W.D. Wilcox2, C. Lloyd2•
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention1, Emory University2
01 Apr 1994-Environmental Research
TL;DR: The results of the study suggest that among black children from low-income families, asthma may be exacerbated following periods of high ozone pollution.

244 citations

Journal Article•10.1006/ENRS.1994.1048•
Societal benefits of reducing lead exposure.

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J Schwartz
01 Jul 1994-Environmental Research
TL;DR: Despite years of concern about the consequences of leaded paint poisoning, children continue to be poisoned by leaded Paint poisoning because it will cost billions of dollars to abate the hazard, and demand for these dollars has lost out to competing needs.

240 citations

Journal Article•10.1006/ENRS.1994.1041•
Pre- and Postnatal Lead Exposure and Behavior Problems in School-Aged Children

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David C. Bellinger1, Alan Leviton, Elizabeth N. Allred, Michael Rabinowitz•
Boston Children's Hospital1
01 Jul 1994-Environmental Research
TL;DR: The association between early lead exposure and later problem behaviors was evaluated prospectively in a cohort of 8-year-old children born during a 12-month period at one hospital and suggested that social and emotional dysfunctions are correlates and may be expressions of increased lead exposure.

194 citations

Journal Article•10.1006/ENRS.1994.1043•
Assessment of exposure to inorganic arsenic following ingestion of marine organisms by volunteers.

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Jean-Pierre Buchet1, J Pauwels2, Robert Lauwerys2•
Catholic University of Leuven1, Université catholique de Louvain2
01 Jul 1994-Environmental Research
TL;DR: Assessment of whether the consumption of fish and shellfish containing a high concentration of organoarsenical compounds was associated with the release of a significant amount of inorganic arsenic (Asi) in vivo found that among the different marine organisms analyzed, the highest proportion of Asi was found in mussels.

100 citations

Journal Article•10.1006/ENRS.1994.1012•
Effects of Low-Level Winter Air Pollution Concentrations on Respiratory Health of Dutch Children

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Gerard Hoek, Bert Brunekreef
01 Feb 1994-Environmental Research
TL;DR: During three consecutive winters acute effects of air pollution on respiratory health of more than 1000 children living in four nonindustrial communities in the Netherlands have been investigated, finding a weak negative association between the concentrations of nitrogen dioxide, PM10, aerosol sulfate, aerosols nitrate, nitrous acid, and pulmonary function.

96 citations

Journal Article•10.1006/ENRS.1994.1061•
The Relationship of Urgent Hospital Admissions for Respiratory Illnesses to Photochemical Air Pollution Levels in Montreal

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Ralph J. Delfino1, Margaret R. Becklake, J. A. Hanley•
McGill University1
01 Oct 1994-Environmental Research
TL;DR: It is suggested that particulate air pollution during photochemically active periods is related to respiratory morbidity in Montreal.
Journal Article•10.1006/ENRS.1994.1044•
Long-term effects on reproductive parameters in female rats after translactational exposure to PCBs.

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D.B. Sager1, D M Girard2•
University of Wisconsin–Green Bay1, University of Wisconsin System2
01 Jul 1994-Environmental Research
TL;DR: It is demonstrated that translational exposure to a PCB mixture that has little notable effect on the dams, not only delays puberty in the female offspring, but also several months later results in decreased uterine response, impairment of fertility, and irregular cycle patterns.
Journal Article•10.1006/ENRS.1994.1070•
Pregnancy outcome in Sweden after the Chernobyl accident.

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Anders Ericson1, Bengt Källén2•
National Board of Health1, Lund University2
01 Nov 1994-Environmental Research
TL;DR: No major effects on pregnancy outcome were seen but the indicated increase in Down syndrome and childhood leukemia--if not random--could be a result of radioactive exposure.
Journal Article•10.1006/ENRS.1994.1059•
Plasma cotinine : stability in smokers and validation of self-reported smoke exposure in nonsmokers

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J. Kemmeren, G. van Poppel, P. Verhoef, J.M. Jarvis
01 Aug 1994-Environmental Research
TL;DR: This study shows that a single plasma cotinine determination gives a good impression of c nicotine levels, and it is dubious if a brief questionnaire about hours of passive smoke exposure in nonsmokers is valid to distinguish ETS-exposed from Ets-unexposed nonsmoker.
Journal Article•10.1006/ENRS.1994.1053•
Relative acute neurotoxicity of solvents: isoeffective air concentrations of 48 compounds evaluated in rats and mice.

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E Frantík, M Hornychová, M Horváth
01 Aug 1994-Environmental Research
TL;DR: The comparative potency procedure suggests that ceiling and STEL values of some solvents may not reliably protect workers from acute nervous depression.
Journal Article•10.1006/ENRS.1994.1032•
Chronic bronchitis, emphysema, and low-level air pollution in Helsinki, 1987-1989.

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A. Ponka, M. Virtanen
01 May 1994-Environmental Research
TL;DR: It is suggested that SO2 and NO2 concentrations lower than those given as guidelines in many countries, and lower than previously shown, may increase the incidence of symptoms in some patients with chronic bronchitis or emphysema.
Journal Article•10.1006/ENRS.1994.1023•
Effect of chelation treatment with dimercaptosuccinic acid (DMSA) on lead-related blood pressure changes

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Farhad Khalil-Manesh1, Harvey C. Gonick, Elmar W. J. Weiler, Bruce A. Prins, Michael A. Weber, Ralph E. Purdy, Qing Ren •
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center1
01 Apr 1994-Environmental Research
TL;DR: The DMSA effect on plasma cGMP (EDRF) may occur via a scavenging effect on EDRF-inactivating reactive oxygen species because DMSA was shown to act as an antioxidant in vitro.
Journal Article•10.1006/ENRS.1994.1010•
Prognostic Factors of Renal Dysfunction Induced by Environmental Cadmium Pollution

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Muneko Nishijo1, Hideaki Nakagawa, Yuko Morikawa, Masaji Tabata, Masami Senma, Y. Kitagawa, Shunichi Kawano, Masao Ishizaki, N. Sugita, M. Nishi, Teruhiko Kido, Kōji Nogawa •
Kanazawa Medical University1
01 Feb 1994-Environmental Research
TL;DR: The results suggest that the prognosis of subjects with Cd-induced renal dysfunction is unfavorable, with the mortality rate increasing even in the early stage of proximal tubular dysfunction.
Journal Article•10.1006/ENRS.1994.1052•
Proteinuria as a Biomarker: Risk of Subsequent Morbidity and Mortality

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Diane K. Wagener, T Harris, Jennifer H. Madans
01 Aug 1994-Environmental Research
TL;DR: The finding of proteinuria was predictive of serious health consequences, and data support that causal proteinuria should be considered as a marker for risk of poor health outcomes.
Journal Article•10.1006/ENRS.1994.1066•
Relationship Between Soil Lead, Dust Lead, and Blood Lead Concentrations in Pets and Their Owners: Evaluation of Soil Lead Threshold Values

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P.J. Berny1, L.-M. Cote1, William B. Buck1•
University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign1
01 Oct 1994-Environmental Research
TL;DR: It is concluded that animals are more at risk than their owners of having a high BLC when exposed to the same contaminated environment and can be used to monitor the bioavailability of lead.
Journal Article•10.1006/ENRS.1994.1051•
The South Karelia Air Pollution Study: The Effects of Malodorous Sulfur Compounds from Pulp Mills on Respiratory and Other Symptoms in Children

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O Marttila, Jouni J. K. Jaakkola, V. Vilkka, P Jäppinen, Tari Haahtela 
01 Aug 1994-Environmental Research
TL;DR: The results suggest that exposure to malodorous sulfur compounds may affect the health of children, and long-term exposure to these compounds released from pulp mills is a determinant of eye and respiratory symptoms and headache in children.
Journal Article•10.1006/ENRS.1994.1007•
Tests of the linear-no threshold theory for lung cancer induced by exposure to radon

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Bernard L. Cohen1, Graham A. Colditz1•
University of Pittsburgh1
01 Jan 1994-Environmental Research
TL;DR: The linear theory used to extrapolate the cancer risk of radon exposure from high levels where direct data are available to low levels encountered in homes is tested by comparing lung cancer rates, m, and average radon levels, r, in numerous U.S. states and counties.
Journal Article•10.1006/ENRS.1994.1035•
Clearance of refractory ceramic fibers (RCF) from the rat lung: development of a model.

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C. P. Yu1, L. Zhang, Günter Oberdörster, R W Mast, L.R. Glass, Mark J. Utell •
University at Buffalo1
01 May 1994-Environmental Research
TL;DR: A mathematical model of fiber clearance from the rat lung was developed and it was found that the clearance rate did not depend significantly upon fiber size but there was a clear dependence on lung burden.
Journal Article•10.1006/ENRS.1994.1074•
Mercury distribution in cortical areas and fiber systems of the neonatal and maternal adult cerebrum after exposure of pregnant squirrel monkeys to mercury vapor.

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Karin Warfvinge1, J. Hua1, B. Logdberg1•
Lund University1
01 Nov 1994-Environmental Research
TL;DR: Mapping of the distribution of mercury in the neocortical layers of the maternal brains revealed that the pyramidal cells contained more visualized mercury than the other neurons in the offspring brains, and mercury was found in both glial cells and neurons both in the cortical areas and in the fiber systems.
Journal Article•10.1006/ENRS.1994.1001•
Daily Selenium Intake Estimates for Residents of Arsenic-Endemic Areas

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Jane L. Valentine, M. E. Cebrian, G. G. Garcia-Vargas, Bahram Faraji, J. Kuo, H. J. Gibb, Peter A. Lachenbruch 
01 Jan 1994-Environmental Research
TL;DR: The possible negative effect of selenium to produce differences in reported geographical variation in disease could not be substantiated in this study.
Journal Article•10.1006/ENRS.1994.1008•
Drinking water mutagenicity in past exposure assessment of the studies on drinking water and cancer : application and evaluation in Finland

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M.T. Koivusalo, Jouni J. K. Jaakkola, Terttu Vartiainen
01 Jan 1994-Environmental Research
TL;DR: The past exposure assessment of drinking water carcinogenicity was done in terms of the drinking water mutagenicity estimated from historical water parameters and compared with the methods used previously in past exposure assessments in studies on drinking water and cancer.
Journal Article•10.1006/ENRS.1994.1062•
Estimation of unmeasured particulate air pollution data for an epidemiological study of daily respiratory morbidity

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Ralph J. Delfino1, Margaret R. Becklake, J. A. Hanley, Bhawan Singh•
McGill University1
01 Oct 1994-Environmental Research
TL;DR: The present approach to the estimation of missing particulate air pollution may increase the level of exposure misclassification, but it does allow for the use of existing network databases in epidemiological studies of daily air pollution health effects even though particulate data is only measured on certain days.
Journal Article•10.1006/ENRS.1994.1063•
The Effects of Succimer on the Absorption of Lead in Adults Determined by Using the Stable Isotope 204Pb

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D.R. Smith1, M.E. Markowitz, J. Crick2, J.F. Rosen3, A.R. Flegal2 •
University of California, San Francisco1, University of California, Santa Cruz2, Yeshiva University3
01 Oct 1994-Environmental Research
TL;DR: Results suggest that GI lead absorption was enhanced by succimer and that succimer mediated the redistribution of lead from the circulation to other tissues, and that patients be maintained in a lead-safe environment while being treated with succimer.
Journal Article•10.1006/ENRS.1994.1038•
Comparison of a wipe and a vacuum collection method for the determination of lead in residential dusts.

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Mark R. Farfel1, Peter S.J. Lees1, Charles A. Rohde1, Benjamin S. Lim2, Desmond I. Bannon3, J. Julian Chisolm3 •
Johns Hopkins University1, United States Environmental Protection Agency2, Kennedy Krieger Institute3
01 May 1994-Environmental Research
TL;DR: The relationship between a frequently used wipe dust collection method and a vacuum-based in-line filter method used to collect dust in a national survey of lead in paint and dust in U.S. housing is characterized and the resulting increase in the estimated prevalence of homes with elevated dust lead loadings is discussed.
Journal Article•10.1006/ENRS.1994.1003•
Genotoxicity to human cells induced by air particulates isolated during the Kuwait oil fires.

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Karl T. Kelsey1, Fen Xia, William J. Bodell, John D. Spengler, David C. Christiani, Douglas W. Dockery, Howard L. Liber •
Harvard University1
01 Jan 1994-Environmental Research
TL;DR: The in vitro genotoxicity of air particulate material from the 1991 oil fires in the Kuwait desert was studied and no increase in DNA adduct formation was observed in AHH-1 cells treated with particulates isolated from sampling in Kuwait.

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