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VNRC BRANCHES AND VOLUNTEERS ARE ABLE TO MOBILIZE COMMUNITIES FOR HFMD PREVENTION AND CONTROL Prior to the DREF implementation, VNRC deployed its health in emergency teams to collect upd[r]

The hydrodynamic and water quality models (the Delft3D model) were established based on the measured data and the estimated pollution discharges from Dinh Vu industrial zones to Nam Trieu estuary. With seven separate simulation scenarios, the results show that in case of increased wastewater with th[r]

Recently, climate change and its effects have been significantly influenced by human life. Human activities, mostly from urbanization, are the main contributors to the pollution of soil, water, and air, which has been proven by several observations and studies. However, it is necessary to raise awar[r]

4.2 Mechanisms of action
Thus far, the mechanisms driving chronic cough have been elusive. Models of excessive cough such as those reviewed above are useful for determining these mechanisms, and add to our understanding of the disease process. There is some evidence to suggest that an in[r]

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Estimating the economic and environmental efficiency as well as the factors affecting these efficiency indexes for the shrimp farming in coastal transforming areas. From which, policy makers can select the feasible models and appropriate solutions to improve economic efficiency and to minimize envir[r]

7.2.1 Human data 7.2.1.1 Adults
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• Emissions from motor vehicles are one of the leading causes of air pollution.
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1 Overview
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Our estimates confirm that carbon monoxide has a significant effect on fetal health even at the relatively low levels of pollution experienced in New Jersey in recent years, and that it ha[r]

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This means that we should remedy existing pollution, but also anticipate and prevent future pollution sources in order to protect the environment and public health. Any environmental dam[r]

TRANG 2 8 ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY Human diseases and casualty arising from water pollution attracted much atten-tion throughout the world following the incidences of “Minamata disease” [r]

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TRANG 1 NIEHS/EPA CHILDREN’S ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND DISEASE PREVENTION RESEARCH CENTERS: TRANG 2 TRANG 3 TRANG 4 NIEHS AND EPA ARE COMMITTED TO PROTECTING THE HEALTH OF CHILDREN WHEREV[r]