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Licensed Unlicensed Requires Authentication Published by De Gruyter December 1, 2009

Too Much of a Good Thing? Nitrate from Nitrogen Fertilizers and Cancer

  • Mary H. Ward,
From the journal Reviews on Environmental Health
https://doi.org/10.1515/REVEH.2009.24.4.357
Published Online: 2009-12

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Volume 24 Issue 4
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PREFACE
INTRODUCTION
Industrial Carcinogens: A Need for Action
The Science and Policy of Identifying and Controling Industrial Cancer Hazards
Cancer Prevention through a Precautionary Approach to Environmental Chemicals
Cancer Prevention through a Precautionary Approach to Environmental Chemicals: Policy and Research Recommendations for Moving Forward
Priorities for Research and Prevention of Occupational Cancer
Delusions, Illusions and Ongoing Neglect of Hazard Recognition, Regulation and Control of Industrial Carcinogens
Environmental Factors in Cancer: Trichloroethylene and Related Solvents: Science, Regulation, and Cancer Prevention
Introduction: Pesticides Use and Exposure, Extensive Worldwide
Evaluation of Agricultural Exposures: The Agricultural Health Study and the Agricultural Cohort Consortium
The Mammary Gland: A Tissue Sensitiveto Environmental Exposures
Pesticide Policy and Farmworker Health
The One Stop Shop: Chemical Causes and Cures for Cancer
Agricultural Exposures and Childhood Cancers
What We Know About Pesticides and Breast Cancer
Too Much of a Good Thing? Nitrate from Nitrogen Fertilizers and Cancer
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