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89 resultados para Environmental Health|Health Sciences, Public Health|Geochemistry

Risk posed to public health by heavy metal contaminants in traditional chinese medicines

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The toxicology and public health aspects of Lyngbya majuscula in Queensland, Australia

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Public Health Risks of Traditional Chinese Medicines in Queensland

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A proposal to evaluate environmental and health risks associated with arsenic from mining in Fiji

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Public Health Risks of Traditional Chinese Medicines

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Investigation of the toxicology and public health aspects of the marine cyanobacterium, Lyngbya majuscula

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First do no harm: Can regulatory science-policy in risk assessment be deleterious to health?

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Analytical speciation of arsenic is relevant to health risk assessment

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The evaluation of human health risk following cyanide loss in flight to Tolukuma gold mine

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The relevance of speciation and bioavailability data to human health risk assessment of contaminated land

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Water quality and health risk assessment of urban rainwater tanks.

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Developing a risk assessment tool to minimise the human health risk of metals and metalloids from mine waste

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The impact of persistent organic pollutants in the marine environment on wildlife and human health

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Health effects of chronic arsenic toxicity in humans and laboratory animals

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Present and emerging toxins in human and animal health in Asia and Australia

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