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Authors:
COHEN JT
BECK BD
BOWERS TS
BORNSCHEIN RL
CALABRESE EJ
Citation: Jt. Cohen et al., AN ARSENIC EXPOSURE MODEL - PROBABILISTIC VALIDATION USING EMPIRICAL-DATA, Human and ecological risk assessment, 4(2), 1998, pp. 341-377
Authors:
VALBERG PA
BECK BD
BOARDMAN PD
COHEN JT
Citation: Pa. Valberg et al., LIKELIHOOD RATIO ANALYSIS OF SKIN-CANCER PREVALENCE ASSOCIATED WITH ARSENIC IN DRINKING-WATER IN THE USA, Environmental geochemistry and health, 20(2), 1998, pp. 61-66
Authors:
BECK BD
Citation: Bd. Beck, THE USE OF INFORMATION ON SUSCEPTIBILITY IN RISK ASSESSMENT - STATE OF THE SCIENCE AND POTENTIAL FOR IMPROVEMENT, Environmental toxicology and pharmacology, 4(3-4), 1997, pp. 229-234
Authors:
BECK BD
COHEN JT
Citation: Bd. Beck et Jt. Cohen, RISK ASSESSMENT FOR CRITERIA POLLUTANTS VS. OTHER NONCARCINOGENS - THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT CONSERVATISM, Human and ecological risk assessment, 3(4), 1997, pp. 617-626
Authors:
VALBERG PA
BECK BD
BOWERS TS
KEATING JL
BERGSTROM PD
BOARDMAN PD
Citation: Pa. Valberg et al., ISSUES IN SETTING HEALTH-BASED CLEANUP LEVELS FOR ARSENIC IN SOIL, Regulatory toxicology and pharmacology, 26(2), 1997, pp. 219-229
Authors:
COHEN JT
BECK BD
RUDEL R
Citation: Jt. Cohen et al., LIFE YEARS LOST AT HAZARDOUS-WASTE SITES - REMEDIATION WORKER FATALITIES VS. CANCER DEATHS TO NEARBY RESIDENTS, Risk analysis, 17(4), 1997, pp. 419-425
Authors:
CHAPPELL WR
BECK BD
BROWN KG
CHANEY R
COTHERN CR
IRGOLIC KJ
NORTH DW
THORNTON I
TSONGAS TA
Citation: Wr. Chappell et al., INORGANIC ARSENIC - A NEED AND AN OPPORTUNITY TO IMPROVE RISK ASSESSMENT, Environmental health perspectives, 105(10), 1997, pp. 1060-1067
Authors:
BROWN KG
BECK BD
Citation: Kg. Brown et Bd. Beck, ARSENIC AND BLADDER-CANCER MORTALITY, Epidemiology, 7(5), 1996, pp. 557-558
Authors:
BRAIN JD
BLANCHARD JD
HEYDER J
WOLFTHAL SF
BECK BD
Citation: Jd. Brain et al., RELATIVE TOXICITY OF DI(2-ETHYLHEXYL) SEBACATE AND RELATED-COMPOUNDS IN AN IN-VIVO HAMSTER BIOASSAY, Inhalation toxicology, 8(6), 1996, pp. 579-593
Authors:
RUDEL R
SLAYTON TM
BECK BD
Citation: R. Rudel et al., IMPLICATIONS OF ARSENIC GENOTOXICITY FOR DOSE-RESPONSE OF CARCINOGENIC EFFECTS, Regulatory toxicology and pharmacology, 23(2), 1996, pp. 87-105
Authors:
SHIFRIN NS
BECK BD
GAUTHIER TD
CHAPNICK SD
GOODMAN G
Citation: Ns. Shifrin et al., CHEMISTRY, TOXICOLOGY, AND HUMAN HEALTH RISK OF CYANIDE COMPOUNDS IN SOILS AT FORMER MANUFACTURED-GAS PLANT SITES, Regulatory toxicology and pharmacology, 23(2), 1996, pp. 106-116
Authors:
SLAYTON TM
BECK BD
REYNOLDS KA
CHAPNICK SD
VALBERG PA
YOST LJ
SCHOOF RA
GAUTHIER TD
JONES L
Citation: Tm. Slayton et al., ISSUES IN ARSENIC CANCER RISK ASSESSMENT, Environmental health perspectives, 104(10), 1996, pp. 1012-1014
Authors:
SEXTON K
BECK BD
BINGHAM E
BRAIN JD
DEMARINI DM
HERTZBERG RC
OFLAHERTY EJ
POUNDS JG
Citation: K. Sexton et al., CHEMICAL-MIXTURES FROM A PUBLIC-HEALTH PERSPECTIVE - THE IMPORTANCE OF RESEARCH FOR INFORMED DECISION-MAKING, Toxicology, 105(2-3), 1995, pp. 429-441
Authors:
BECK BD
BOARDMAN PD
HOOK GC
RUDEL RA
SLAYTON TM
CARLSONLYNCH H
Citation: Bd. Beck et al., ARSENIC RISK ASSESSMENT - RESPONSE (VOL 103, PG 15, 1995), Environmental health perspectives, 103(3), 1995, pp. 220-220
Authors:
BECK BD
BOARDMAN PD
HOOK GC
RUDEL RA
SLAYTON TM
CARLSONLYNCH H
Citation: Bd. Beck et al., ARSENIC RISK ASSESSMENT - RESPONSE, Environmental health perspectives, 103(1), 1995, pp. 15-17
Authors:
BOWERS TS
BECK BD
KARAM HS
Citation: Ts. Bowers et al., ASSESSING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ENVIRONMENTAL LEAD CONCENTRATIONS AND ADULT-BLOOD LEAD LEVELS, Risk analysis, 14(2), 1994, pp. 183-189
Authors:
CARLSONLYNCH H
BECK BD
BOARDMAN PD
Citation: H. Carlsonlynch et al., ARSENIC RISK ASSESSMENT, Environmental health perspectives, 102(4), 1994, pp. 354-356
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