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CEHN
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CEHNChildren's Environmental Health Network
CEHNCentre d'Estudis de l'Horta Nord (País València, Països Catalans)


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To broaden the discussion of these issues and in response to the Kennedy-Krieger case, the Children's Environmental Health Network held a working meeting on 5 and 6 March 2004 to explore this topic.
An exploration of ethical issues in research in children's health and ... by Paulson, Jerome A. / Environmental Health Perspectives
In the past 15 years, acute lymphocytic leukemia has increased 10 percent and brain tumors are up more than 30 percent, according to the Children's Environmental Health Network.
Safe and sound: protecting kids from environmental hazards by Knopper, Melissa / E
This report has been generated through a partnership between the National Environmental Education and Training Foundation and the Children's Environmental Health Network.
Incorporating environmental health into pediatric medical and nursing ... by Dearry, Allen / Environmental Health Perspectives
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