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PUBLIC-HEALTH IMPLICATIONS OF PERSISTENT TOXIC-SUBSTANCES IN THE GREAT-LAKES AND ST.-LAWRENCE BASINS
Authors:
JOHNSON BL
HICKS HE
JONES DE
CIBULAS W
WARGO A
DEROSA CT
Citation: Bl. Johnson et al., PUBLIC-HEALTH IMPLICATIONS OF PERSISTENT TOXIC-SUBSTANCES IN THE GREAT-LAKES AND ST.-LAWRENCE BASINS, Journal of Great Lakes research, 24(3), 1998, pp. 698-722
Authors:
DEROSA CT
POHL HR
WILLIAMS M
ADEMOYERO AA
CHOU CHSJ
JONES DE
Citation: Ct. Derosa et al., PUBLIC-HEALTH IMPLICATIONS OF ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURES, Environmental health perspectives, 106, 1998, pp. 369-378
Authors:
DEROSA CT
Citation: Ct. Derosa, SETTING HEALTH RISK BENCHMARKS, Environmental science & technology, 32(13), 1998, pp. 300-300
Authors:
RISHER JF
DEROSA CT
Citation: Jf. Risher et Ct. Derosa, THE PRECISION, USES, AND LIMITATIONS OF PUBLIC-HEALTH GUIDANCE VALUES, Human and ecological risk assessment, 3(5), 1997, pp. 681-700
Authors:
DEROSA CT
JOHNSON BL
FAY M
HANSEN H
MUMTAZ MM
Citation: Ct. Derosa et al., PUBLIC-HEALTH IMPLICATIONS OF HAZARDOUS-WASTE SITES - FINDINGS, ASSESSMENT AND RESEARCH, Food and chemical toxicology, 34(11-12), 1996, pp. 1131-1138
Authors:
DEROSA CT
Citation: Ct. Derosa, CHARGE TO WORKSHOP, Toxicology letters, 79(1-3), 1995, pp. 7-8
Authors:
MUMTAZ MM
KNAUF LA
REISMAN DJ
PEIRANO WB
DEROSA CT
GOMBAR VK
ENSLEIN K
CARTER JR
BLAKE BW
HUQUE KI
RAMANUJAM VMS
Citation: Mm. Mumtaz et al., ASSESSMENT OF EFFECT LEVELS OF CHEMICALS FROM QUANTITATIVE STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY RELATIONSHIP (QSAR) MODELS .1. CHRONIC LOWEST-OBSERVED-ADVERSE-EFFECT LEVEL (LOAEL), Toxicology letters, 79(1-3), 1995, pp. 131-143
Authors:
DEROSA CT
Citation: Ct. Derosa, DECISION-SUPPORT METHODOLOGIES FOR HUMAN HEALTH ASSESSMENT OF TOXIC-SUBSTANCES - AGENCY-FOR-TOXIC-SUBSTANCES-AND-DISEASE-REGISTRY PERSPECTIVES ON COLLABORATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT AMONG GOVERNMENT, ACADEMIA, AND INDUSTRY, Toxicology letters, 79(1-3), 1995, pp. 283-285
Authors:
DYER RS
DEROSA CT
Citation: Rs. Dyer et Ct. Derosa, SESSION SUMMARY - CHEMICAL-MIXTURES - DEFINING THE PROBLEM, Toxicology, 105(2-3), 1995, pp. 109-110
Authors:
JOHNSON BL
DEROSA CT
Citation: Bl. Johnson et Ct. Derosa, CHEMICAL-MIXTURES RELEASED FROM HAZARDOUS-WASTE SITES - IMPLICATIONS FOR HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT, Toxicology, 105(2-3), 1995, pp. 145-156
Authors:
MUMTAZ MM
CIBULAS W
DEROSA CT
Citation: Mm. Mumtaz et al., AN INTEGRATED FRAMEWORK TO IDENTIFY SIGNIFICANT HUMAN EXPOSURES (SHELE), Chemosphere, 31(1), 1995, pp. 2485-2498
Authors:
FAROON O
DEROSA CT
SMITH L
MEHLMAN MA
RIDDLE J
HALES Y
BRATTIN WJ
Citation: O. Faroon et al., ATSDR EVALUATION OF HEALTH-EFFECTS OF CHEMICALS .1. CARBON-TETRACHLORIDE - HEALTH-EFFECTS, TOXICOKINETICS, HUMAN EXPOSURE AND ENVIRONMENTALFATE, Toxicology and industrial health, 10, 1994, pp. 1-123
Authors:
DEROSA CT
STEVENS YW
WILSON JD
ADEMOYERO AA
BUCHANAN SD
CIBULAS W
DUERKSENHUGHES PJ
MUMTAZ MM
NEFT RE
POHL HR
WILLIAMSJOHNSON MM
Citation: Ct. Derosa et al., THE AGENCY FOR TOXIC-SUBSTANCES AND DISEASE REGISTRYS ROLE IN DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF BIOMARKERS IN PUBLIC-HEALTH PRACTICE, Toxicology and industrial health, 9(6), 1993, pp. 979-994
Authors:
SOLIMAN MRI
DEROSA CT
MIELKE HW
BOTA K
Citation: Mri. Soliman et al., HAZARDOUS WASTES, HAZARDOUS MATERIALS AND ENVIRONMENTAL-HEALTH INEQUITY, Toxicology and industrial health, 9(5), 1993, pp. 901-912
Authors:
DEROSA CT
STEVENS YW
JOHNSON BL
Citation: Ct. Derosa et al., CANCER POLICY FRAMEWORK FOR - PUBLIC-HEALTH ASSESSMENT OF CARCINOGENSIN THE ENVIRONMENT, Toxicology and industrial health, 9(4), 1993, pp. 559-575
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