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Living Near a Highway Affects Lung Development in Children (1/07)

Fight Over Pesticide Exposure Shifts From Farm Worker to Suburbanite (4/05)

Study: Air Quality Inside School Buses is Worse Than Out (4/05)

Study suggests mercury and autism linked (3/17/05)

Fish mercury levels found to be higher (3/10/05)

Study: Air Pollution Harms Unborn Babies (2/05)

Cosmetics Companies Shun Contentious Chemical (1/14/05)

Toxic Breast Milk? (1/9/05)

PM2.5 linked to lower weight in newborns (1/5/05)

Many Novelty Holiday Gifts Contain Mercury (12/21/04)

Drinking water holds surprises (11/28/04)

Counties part of study of environment and children (11/18/04)

EPA Madness (11/8/04)

Household chemicals linked to kids' asthma (9/29/04)

Flame Retardant Toxin Seen in 100 Percent of Northwest Breast Milk Samples (9/04)

Chemical Pollutants May Be Leading to Rise in Neurological Diseases (8/15/04)

Children's Health Advisers to Health EPA Develop Plan For Flame Retardants (5/04)

Study: Birth of Twins Linked to Pollution (5/04)

Hospitals Replace a Type of Plastic (5/04)

Estimate of Fetuses Exposed to High Mercury Doubles
(2/6/04)

Is Kids' Castle safe? (11/06/2003)

Mercury rules work, study finds (11/06/2003)

U.S. rejects arsenic-treated lumber ban (11/04/2003)

Bush proposal won't work, health experts say (10/31/2003)

Flame retardants may be phased out (10/26/2003)

Green tech for yellow buses (10/23/2003)

EPA won't restrict sludge fertilizer (10/17/2003)

Rocket fuel controversy deepens (10/17/2003)

Lead battle moves to non-public housing (09/18/2003)

Four states sue EPA over pesticide residues in food (09/16/2003)

Ozone pollution especially harmful to children and seniors (09/09/2003)

The Perils of Plastic: Your cling wrap could be leaching chemicals (Sept./Oct. 2003)

Head-lice shampoos can be dangerous (Sept. 2003)

Two major health journals present special issues examining impact of built environment on health (08/28/2003)

Fluoride Concerns Surface Once Again:
Research linking fluoride in drinking water to health problems could lead to regulatory changes (08/25/2003)

Study links use of painkillers to miscarriage
Researchers caution against taking aspirin, ibuprofen, naproxen (08/16/2003)

Even low lead levels pose perils for children (08/05/2003)

Nationwide Campaign Focuses on Safe Storage of Pesticides, Other Household Chemicals to Protect Children (07/31/2003)

Precautions On Wooden Play Sets (07/20/2003)

U.S. Urged to Educate Women About Foods Linked to Dioxin (07/02/2003)

Defective Sperm Linked to Pesticide Exposure (06/18/2003)

Metals in Air Pollution Aggravate Asthma and Allergies (05/30/2003)

Some Flame Retardants, Used In Consumer Products, May Cause Fetal Brain Damage and Breast Cancer (06/13/2003)

White Canned Tuna Contains More Mercury Than Light, And Sometimes At Higher Levels Than Federal Standards Allow (06/19/2003)

Defense Department Accused Of Withholding Information About Possible Water Contamination (06/25/2003)

Rhode Island Sues Lead Paint Manufacturers (09/04/2002)

Lead Exposure Linked to Antisocial Behavior (03/01/2002)

University of Rochester Links Childhood Lead to Osteoporosis (02/25/2002)

Pollution May Cause Asthma - Illness Affects 9 Million U.S. Children (02/01/2002)

Many Schools Built Near Toxic Sites, Study Finds (01/21/2002)

Researchers Find Lung Damage in Healthy Children Exposed to High Levels of Air Pollution (11/28/2001)

Polluted Drinking Water Linked to Low Birth Weight (11/19/2001)