CONTENTS — volume 31, suppl 1, 2005

Published: 2005
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Preface

Pastides H, Doll Sir Richard, Acquavella JF, Alavanja M

Sessions on the epidemiology of agricultural exposure and cancer

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Summary of sessions on the epidemiology of agricultural exposure and cancer
Alexander BH, Bloemen L, Allen RH
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Cancer among pesticide manufacturers and applicators
Burns CJ
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Agricultural exposures and non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma
Pearce N, McLean D
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Metabolic susceptibility to agricultural pesticides and non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma
Schroeder JC
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Effects of errors in the measurement of agricultural exposures
Kromhout H, Heederik D
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Cancer incidence in the Agricultural Health Study
Alavanja MCR, Sandler DP, Lynch CF, Knott C, Lubin JH, Tarone R, Thomas K, Dosemeci M, Barker J, Hoppin JA, Blair A
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Agricultural pesticides and lymphoproliferative childhood cancer in California
Reynolds P, Von Behren J, Gunier R, Goldberg DE, Hertz A
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Endocrine-disrupting pesticides and selected hormonally dependent cancers
Muir KR

Sessions on exposure assessment

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Summary of exposure assessment
Curwin B, Brown A, Acquavella J
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State-of-the-art measurement of agricultural pesticide exposures
Fenske RA
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Nonagricultural and residential exposures to pesticides
Solomon KR, Houghton D, Harris SA
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Biological monitoring use in refining the exposure assessment of agricultural operators
Lunchick C, Honeycutt R, Klonne D
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Biomonitoring of herbicides in Ontario farm applicators
Arbuckle TE, Cole DC, Ritter L, Ripley BD
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Biomonitoring for farm families in the Farm Family Exposure Study
Mandel JS, Alexander BH, Baker BA, Acquavella JF, Chapman P, Honeycutt R
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Implications for epidemiologic research on variation by pesticide in studies of farmers and their families
Acquavella JF, Gustin C, Alexander BH, Mandel JS
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Exposure assessment as a component of observational health studies and environmental risk assessment
Ott MG
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Integrating exposure measurements into epidemiologic studies in agriculture
Hoppin JA

Sessions on the toxicology of agricultural exposures and cancer

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Summary of sessions on the toxicology of agricultural exposures and cancer
Duggan AJ, Snedeker SM, Zambrone FA
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Assessing the potential mutagenicity of pesticides
Parry JM
129
Historical perspective of the cancer bioassay
Pastoor T, Stevens J
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Agricultural chemicals and endocrine-mediated chronic toxicity or carcinogenicity
Barlow SM
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Toxicity of agrochemical formulations
Carmichael NG
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Statistical inferences about the mechanism of action in carcinogenicity studies
Sielken Jr RL, Valdez-Flores C, Holden LR, Breckenridge C, Stevens J
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Pesticide metabolism in humans, including polymorphisms
Rose RL, Tang J, Choi J, Cao Y, Usmani A, Cherrington N, Hodgson E