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Is memory in older adulthood influenced by changes in air pollution over the previous decade?: Examining concurrent trajectories in ambient PM_2.5 and NO₂ using sequence analysis. [PDF]

Environ Epidemiol
Dang KV, Pacca L, Weuve J, Glymour MM, Brauer M, Lane KJ, Allen IE, Vable AM.   +7 more
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Passive scalar transport in a cross-ventilating flow with upstream source: wind and water tunnel measurements. [PDF]

Exp Fluids
Biswas S, Hayden P, Carpentieri M, Vanderwel C.   +3 more
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Association among persistent chemical pollutants and infectious encephalitis: a mixture exposure and mediation approach. [PDF]

BMC Public Health
Qu G, Han J, Song Z, Hou W.
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Sex-specific neurotoxicity and transgenerational effects of an emerging pollutant, tris(1,3-dichloro-2-propyl)phosphate (TDCIPP)

Debora Desantis, Yi Yang, Keng Po Lai, Rudolf S.S. Wu, Celia Schunter   +4 more
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Knowledge-informed deep learning to mitigate bias in joint air pollutant prediction. [PDF]

Environ Int
Li L, Khalili R, Lurmann F, Pavlovic N, Wu J, Xu Y, Liu Y, O'Sharkey K, Ritz B, Oman L, Franklin M, Bastain T, Farzan SF, Breton C, Habre R.   +14 more
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Articles of Significant Interest in This Issue. [PDF]

Appl Environ Microbiol
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Food Pollution

Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, 1999
Food can influence the human body in many ways, both positively and negatively. Several key elements of contemporary food cultivation and production are presented, along with their potential consequences to our health. The history of food cultivation and consumption is contrasted between early hunter‐gatherer societies and modern day societies. Natural
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Do Polluters Outperform Non-Polluters?

SSRN Electronic Journal
This paper investigates whether industrial companies with more toxic emissions outperform those with less toxic emissions. First, firms that pollute the most do not consistently outperform those that pollute the least in an almost stochastic dominance sense.
Atılgan, Yiğit, Demirtaş, Özgür, Günaydın, A. Doruk   +2 more
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LIGHT POLLUTION ≠ LIGHT POLLUTION?

Chronobiology International, 2011
We read with great interest the findings of a recent population-based,case-controlstudypublished intheJournal. Kloog et al. (2011) write that “according to the results of the present study, not onlyshould artificial light exposure in the working environment be considered as a potential risk factor for breast cancer, but also light at night in the ...
Eva S. Schernhammer, Katie L. Stone
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