Environmental Epidemiology

SECTION I: USE OF BIOLOGICAL MONITORING TO ASSESS EXPOSURE, 1. Detection of Aflatoxin B₁ Guanine Adducts in Human Urine Samples from Kenya, 2. Assessment of Human Exposure to Chemicals Through Biological Monitoring, 3. The Monitoring of Exposure to Carcinogens by the GC-MS Determination of Alkylated Amino Acids in Hemoglobin and of Alkylated Nucleic Acid Bases in Urine, 4. Determining DNA Adducts by Electrophore, 5. Quantification of Tissue Doses of Carcinogenic Aromatic Amines, SECTION II: EPIDEMIOLOGIC CONSIDERATIONS FOR ASSESSING EXPOSURE, 6. The Feasibility of Conducting Epidemiologic Studies of Populations Residing Near Hazardous Waste Disposal Sites, 7 Feasibility Study to Relate Arsenic in Drinking Water to Skin Cancer in the United States, SECTION III: HEALTH AND EXPOSURE DATA BASES, 8. Use and Misuse of Existing Data Bases in Environmental Epidemiology: The Case of Air Pollution, 9. Opening and Controlling Access to Medicare Data, 10. Drinking Water Quality Data Bases, 11. The FDA Total Diet Study Program, 12. Overview of EPA Major Air Data Bases, 13. National Data Base on Body Burden of Toxic Chemicals, 14 Broad Scan Analysis of Human Adipose Tissue from the EPA FY 82 NHATS Repository, SECTION IV: ASSESSMENT OF EXPOSURE TO ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS FOR EPIDEMIOLOGIC STUDIES, PART ONE: AIR EXPOSURES, 15. Results from the First Three Seasons of the TEAM Study: Personal Exposures, Indoor-Outdoor Relationships, and Breath Levels of Toxic Air Pollutants Measured for 355 Persons in New Jersey, 16. Inhalation Exposures in Indoor Air to Trichloroethylene from Shower Water, PART TWO: WATER AND OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURES, 17. Drinking Water Characteristics and Cardiovascular Disease in a Cohort of Wisconsin Farmers, 18. Empirical Estimation of Exposure in Retrospective Epidemiologic Studies, 19. Evaluation of Lead Exposures in the Environment and Their Contribution to Blood Lead Levels in Children, 20. The Use of Industrial Hygiene Data in Occupational Epidemiology, Index