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- Air Pollution and Asthma---Children’s Centers Symposium. (Chris Saint)
- Children’s Exposure to Toxics--Children’s Centers Symposium. (Chris Saint)
- Potential Exposures to Chemical or Biological Agents: Risk Evaluation, Mitigation and Planning. (Brett Singer & Richard Sextro)
- Environmental Justice Issues. (Sarah Elwood)
- Exposures Along the US-Mexico Border. (Shaibal Mukerjee, Rick Van Schoik & SCERP Investigators)
- Exposure Assessment Needs for Environmental Policy, and Validity. (David MacIntosh)
- Reliability of Bioaerosol Exposure Assessment Methods. (David MacIntosh)
- Assessment of Environmental Exposures to Microbiological Agents. (John Scott Meschke & Kristina D. Mena )
- Exposures to Arsenic. (Robin Harris & Seumas Rogan)
- Human Milk Monitoring for Environmental Contaminants: A Useful Bio-fluid as a Measure of Maternal Body Burden and Infant Dose. (Judy LaKind)
- Revisions to the Exposure Assessment Guidelines of 1992: Proposed Changes and Panel Discussions. (Gary Bangs)
- Development of State and Regional Laboratory Capacity. (Larry Needham)
- Understanding Dietary Exposure to Chemical Contaminants. (Lisa Melnyk)
- The Detroit and Windsor PM and Air Toxics Research Studies- Study Designs and Early Findings. (Ron Williams & Amanda Wheeler)
- Exposure Modeling for Outdoor and Indoor Air Pollution: Methodology, Applications and Evaluation of Models. (Ted Palma & Stephen Graham)
- Human Activity Patterns: The duration of exposure is frequently determined from human activity patterns. The symposium examines the latest methodology used to capture activity, quantify variability and reduce uncertainty in location and duration of exposure. Reports of activity patterns from various regions may be reported. (Chris Saint, Nicolle Tulve, & Curt Lunchick)
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