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NER - Peer-Reviewed Biomonitoring Articles | Metals: Arsenic

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NER - Peer-Reviewed Biomonitoring Articles | Metals: Cadmium

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NER - Peer-Reviewed Biomonitoring Articles | Environmental Phenols: Triclosan

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NER - Peer-Reviewed Biomonitoring Articles | Perchlorate

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NER - Peer-Reviewed Biomonitoring Articles | Perfluorinated Compounds

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NER - Peer-Reviewed Biomonitoring Articles | Perfluorinated Compounds

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NER - Peer-Reviewed Biomonitoring Articles | Perchlorate

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NER - Peer-Reviewed Biomonitoring Articles | Metals: Lead

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NER - Peer-Reviewed Biomonitoring Articles | Brominated Flame Retardants

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NER - Peer-Reviewed Biomonitoring Articles | Perfluorinated Compounds

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NER - Peer-Reviewed Biomonitoring Articles | Acrylamide

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About this Collection: FDA Smoking & Tobacco Microsite

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Prevent Heat Illness with Acclimatization | CDC Features

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Make sure workers drink enough liquids, and give them rest breaks. You should also acclimatize your workers by gradually increasing the time they work in hot environments.

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Communication Resources | Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever

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Preventing Chronic Disease | Evaluation of the Placement of Mobile Fruit and Vegetable Vendors to Alleviate Food Deserts in New York City - CDC

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In 2008, the New York City (NYC) health department licensed special mobile produce vendors (Green Carts) to increase access to fruits and vegetables in neighborhoods with the lowest reported fruit and vegetable consumption and the highest obesity rates. Because economic incentives may push vendors to locate in more trafficked, less produce-deprived areas, we examined characteristics of areas with and without Green Carts to explore whether Carts are positioned to reach the intended populations.

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