Titlebook: Behavioral Toxicology; Bernard Weiss,Victor G. Laties Book 1975 University of Rochester 1975 biology.contaminants.environment.environmenta

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The role of the European Investment Bankry small and therefore likely to be overwhelmed by task and procedural variables. Experiments using human subjects are especially vulnerable since the restrictions of such use may demand even smaller exposure levels than used with animals, and reversible effects when they do occur. It is important,

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Alexander Italianer,Jean Pisani-Ferry data on the behavioral effects of toxicants, there is a real problem of general acceptance by the more traditional areas of toxicology. At present this is compounded by a deficiency of clearly defined examples of where behavioral toxicological data has demonstrated adverse health effects at exposur

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Conclusion and Policy Implications,ided by currently accepted levels of exposure to potential environmental health hazards. As evidence is discovered of far-reaching faunal disturbances attributable to pesticides and other contaminants, it becomes increasingly desirable to identify with maximum accuracy the thresholds for biological

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Religious Theory vs. Modernization Theory,rst industrial toxicology and industrial hygiene laboratories in this country, was established in 1933 to help meet this obligation. As a result, we were ready when the enactment of the Occupational Health and Safety Act of 1971 made these research efforts legally obligatory.

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Helena Alegre PhD,Sérgio T. Coelho MScan (Driscoll and B?ttig, 1973). Most pharmacological studies in animals, with few exceptions (Jarvik, 1967), have involved the injection of nicotine or the introduction of smoke into the respiratory tract of anesthetised animals, rather than the active inhalation of cigarette smoke by awake animals.

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