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ALTERNATIVE HYPOTHESES LINKING OUTDOOR PARTICULATE MATTER WITH DAILY MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY
Authors: VALBERG PA WATSON AY
Citation: Pa. Valberg et Ay. Watson, ALTERNATIVE HYPOTHESES LINKING OUTDOOR PARTICULATE MATTER WITH DAILY MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY, Inhalation toxicology, 10(7), 1998, pp. 641-662
LIKELIHOOD RATIO ANALYSIS OF SKIN-CANCER PREVALENCE ASSOCIATED WITH ARSENIC IN DRINKING-WATER IN THE USA
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
ESTIMATING DERMAL TRANSFER FROM PCB-CONTAMINATED POROUS SURFACES
Authors: SLAYTON TM VALBERG PA WAIT AD
Citation: Tm. Slayton et al., ESTIMATING DERMAL TRANSFER FROM PCB-CONTAMINATED POROUS SURFACES, Chemosphere, 36(14), 1998, pp. 3003-3014
RADIO-FREQUENCY RADIATION (RFR) - THE NATURE OF EXPOSURE AND CARCINOGENIC POTENTIAL
Authors: VALBERG PA
Citation: Pa. Valberg, RADIO-FREQUENCY RADIATION (RFR) - THE NATURE OF EXPOSURE AND CARCINOGENIC POTENTIAL, CCC. Cancer causes & control, 8(3), 1997, pp. 323-332
ISSUES IN SETTING HEALTH-BASED CLEANUP LEVELS FOR ARSENIC IN SOIL
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
EVALUATION OF THE VALIDITY OF THE US EPAS CANCER RISK ASSESSMENT OF ARSENIC FOR LOW-LEVEL EXPOSURES - A LIKELIHOOD RATIO APPROACH
Authors: GUO HR VALBERG PA
Citation: Hr. Guo et Pa. Valberg, EVALUATION OF THE VALIDITY OF THE US EPAS CANCER RISK ASSESSMENT OF ARSENIC FOR LOW-LEVEL EXPOSURES - A LIKELIHOOD RATIO APPROACH, Environmental geochemistry and health, 19(4), 1997, pp. 133-141
CAN LOW-LEVEL 50 60 HZ ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC-FIELDS CAUSE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS (VOL 148, PG 2, 1997)/
Authors: VALBERG PA KAVET R RAFFERTY CN
Citation: Pa. Valberg et al., CAN LOW-LEVEL 50 60 HZ ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC-FIELDS CAUSE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS (VOL 148, PG 2, 1997)/, Radiation research, 148(5), 1997, pp. 528-528
CAN LOW-LEVEL 50 60 HZ ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC-FIELDS CAUSE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS/
Authors: VALBERG PA KAVET R RAFFERTY CN
Citation: Pa. Valberg et al., CAN LOW-LEVEL 50 60 HZ ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC-FIELDS CAUSE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS/, Radiation research, 148(1), 1997, pp. 2-21
MODELING INDOOR AIR EXPOSURE FROM SHORT-TERM POINT-SOURCE RELEASES
Authors: DRIVAS PJ VALBERG PA MURPHY BL WILSON R
Citation: Pj. Drivas et al., MODELING INDOOR AIR EXPOSURE FROM SHORT-TERM POINT-SOURCE RELEASES, Indoor air, 6(4), 1996, pp. 271-277
ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC-FIELDS (EMF) - WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT THE HEALTH-EFFECTS
Authors: VALBERG PA
Citation: Pa. Valberg, ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC-FIELDS (EMF) - WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT THE HEALTH-EFFECTS, International archives of occupational and environmental health, 68(6), 1996, pp. 448-454
EVALUATING THE HEALTH IMPACTS OF INCINERATOR EMISSIONS
Authors: VALBERG PA DRIVAS PJ MCCARTHY S WATSON AY
Citation: Pa. Valberg et al., EVALUATING THE HEALTH IMPACTS OF INCINERATOR EMISSIONS, Journal of hazardous materials, 47(1-3), 1996, pp. 205-227
LUNG-CANCER RATES IN CARBON-BLACK WORKERS ARE DISCORDANT WITH PREDICTIONS FROM RAT BIOASSAY DATA
Authors: VALBERG PA WATSON AY
Citation: Pa. Valberg et Ay. Watson, LUNG-CANCER RATES IN CARBON-BLACK WORKERS ARE DISCORDANT WITH PREDICTIONS FROM RAT BIOASSAY DATA, Regulatory toxicology and pharmacology, 24(2), 1996, pp. 155-170
ANALYSIS OF DIESEL-EXHAUST UNIT-RISK ESTIMATES DERIVED FROM ANIMAL BIOASSAYS
Authors: VALBERG PA WATSON AY
Citation: Pa. Valberg et Ay. Watson, ANALYSIS OF DIESEL-EXHAUST UNIT-RISK ESTIMATES DERIVED FROM ANIMAL BIOASSAYS, Regulatory toxicology and pharmacology, 24(1), 1996, pp. 30-44
ISSUES IN ARSENIC CANCER RISK ASSESSMENT
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
DESIGNING EMF EXPERIMENTS - WHAT IS REQUIRED TO CHARACTERIZE EXPOSURE
Authors: VALBERG PA
Citation: Pa. Valberg, DESIGNING EMF EXPERIMENTS - WHAT IS REQUIRED TO CHARACTERIZE EXPOSURE, Bioelectromagnetics, 16(6), 1995, pp. 396-401
DESIGNING EMF EXPERIMENTS - WHAT IS REQUIRED TO CHARACTERIZE EXPOSURE- REPLY
Authors: VALBERG PA
Citation: Pa. Valberg, DESIGNING EMF EXPERIMENTS - WHAT IS REQUIRED TO CHARACTERIZE EXPOSURE- REPLY, Bioelectromagnetics, 16(6), 1995, pp. 406-406
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