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Based on a presentation developed by Mary Helen Barcellos-Hoff, a senior scientist at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and a BABCERC co-investigator, and produced by Michael Hoff Productions, the DVD Of Mice and Women: Modeling Breast Cancer and the Environment is a 35-minute information session designed for a range of audience members from high school science students to breast cancer advocates.
Of Mice and Women by Tillett, Tanya / Environmental Health Perspectives
Betts is the co-investigator of honey as an adjunctive leg ulcer treatment trial and lead investigator of the evaluation of an NP leg ulcer clinic.
Bridging gaps in wornd care: next month's conference of the New ... by O'Connor, Teresa / Kai Tiaki: Nursing New Zealand
Agricultural workers should, therefore, be considered in the development of flu pandemic surveillance plans and antiviral and immunization strategies, according to the study's co-investigator, Gregory C.
Agricultural workers at increased risk of infection with animal flu ... by Journal of Environmental Health
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