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The Seychelles Child Development Study: Results and New Directions Through Twenty-Nine Months association between prenatal exposure and primary neurodevelopmental outcomes was seen at 6 1/2, 19, or 29 months of age. There was an inverse relationship at 29 months in boys only between maternal hair mercury level and activity level, as judged by the examiner during the testing session (one of

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Exposure Patterns and Long Term Sequelae on Adults and Children in Two Canadian Indigenous Communiti 7.5 ppb (1.7–46.7) in 1995 (r=-0.65, p<0.001). In Whitedog the average peak has also decreased significantly, from 12.87 ppb (1.50–172.00) in 1976 to 6.1 ppb (1.7–33.3) in 1995 (r=-0.59, p<0.005). However, behind these positive trends is the reality of two communities still suffering the effects of

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Mercury in Northern Québec: Role of the Mercury Agreement and Status of Research and Monitoringfor most of the population, to concentrations that do not present a health risk. This decrease may be attributed to a reduction in fish consumption and/or a possible switch of the diet towards non-piscivorous fish, less contaminated by mercury.

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Estimating Exposure to Methylmercury: Effects of Uncertaintiesstudies of effects on the mothers. The increased exposure errors typically result in attenuated slopes of the dose-response functions and under-estimates of thresholds, so that part of the apparent increased sensitivity of the fetus that has been developed from epidemiological studies may in fact be

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Mercury Contamination Through Fish Consumption: A Model for Predicting and Preventing Hazardous Behaof the model development, including technical limitations, are presented first. The methodology is then applied to the real data to create the final model and the results given. Finally, a discussion of the model’s accuracy, limitations and usefulness as a community health assessment tool is present

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Book 1997 Tapaj6s basins, Amazon, Brazil 45-51 PART 2 CHILD DEVELOPMENT AND LONG TERM EXPOSURE G. J. MYERS, P. W. DAVIDSON, C. COX, C. F. SHAMLAYE, O. CHOISY, E. CERNICHIARI, A. CHOI, J. SLOANE-REEVES, C. AXTELL, P. GAO and T. W. CLARKSON I The Seychelles child development study: Results and new directions t

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