Exposure Science Digests

Protecting Children From Pesticides and Other Toxic Chemicals

• Philip J Landrigan
• Lynn R Goldman

The Promise of Exposure Science

• Elaine A Cohen Hubal
• Dana B Barr
• Tina Bahadori

Exposure science for viral diseases: 2009 H1N1 pandemic influenza virus

• Nancy Cox
• Ruben Donis
• John R Barr

Oil spills and fish health: exposing the heart of the matter

• John P Incardona
• Tracy K Collier
• Nathaniel L Scholz

Getting the lead out: important exposure science contributions

• Lester D Grant

Anthrax: modern exposure science combats a deadly, ancient disease

• John R Barr
• Anne E Boyer
• Conrad P Quinn

Better radiation exposure estimation for the Japanese atomic-bomb survivors enables us to better protect people from radiation today

• Harry M Cullings
• Kirk R Smith

Exposure science can increase protection of workers and their families from exposure to asbestos and inform on the effects of other elongate mineral particles

• John Howard
• Paul Middendorf

Vehicle emissions: progress and challenges

• Robert F Sawyer

Ensuring the safety of chemicals

• Paul Anastas
• Kevin Teichman
• Elaine Cohen Hubal

The smoking gun: working to eliminate tobacco smoke exposure

• Patrick N Breysse
• Ana Navas-Acien

Protecting children from environmental risks throughout each stage of their childhood

• Michael Firestone

MTBE: A poster child for exposure assessment as central to effective TSCA reform

• Bernard D Goldstein

Targeting the components most responsible for airborne particulate matter health risks

• Morton Lippmann

Out of the frying pan and out of the fire: the indispensable role of exposure science in avoiding risks from replacement chemicals

• Judy S Lakind
• Linda S Birnbaum

Superfund: is it safe to go home?

• Paul J Lioy
• Thomas Burkeb