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Environmental and Occupational Health: What We Know; How We Know; What WeCan Do

CONTENTS OF CURRICULUM UNIT 96.02.01

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Environmental Racism and the Urban School Child

Patricia Augustine-Reaves and Pamela Augustine-Jefferson

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BIBLIOGRAPHY—LEAD POISONING

(Chronological)

1. Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) A Longitudal Study of Low-Level Exposure and Impairment of Renal Function: Narrative Aging Study , Apri1 17, 1996, v275, n15, p1177-1181.
2. The New York Times, Unexpected Dangers Found in Low Levels of Lead April 17, 1996, v145, pB7.
3. JAMA Bone Lead Levels And Delinquent Behavior , Feb 7, 1996, v275, n5, p363-369.
4. JAMA, Measuring Children’s Antisocial Behaviors Feb 7, 1996, v275, n5, p403-404.
5. Parents Magazine “It Happened To Us” Lead Poisoning Hazards.
6. Consumer Reports How To Find Out , July 95, v60, p469.
7. USA Today (Magazine), Lead Poisoning: The Plague of America’s Inner Cities July 95, v 124, n2602, p88-89.
8. Vegetarian Times Getting the Lead Out, June 95, n214, p26-27.
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10. Parents Magazine, How to Protect Your Baby from Lead Poisoning, May 95, v70,n5, p46-48.
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19. NEA Today, What Lead Does to Kids Nov 93, v12, n4, p13.
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21. Park & Recreation, Poison on the Range August 93, v28, n8, p56-59.
22.JAMA, Lead Poisoning among Low-income Children in Orange County, California Need for Regionally Differentiated Policy , July 7, 1993, v270, n2, p69-71.
23. ENR, OSHA Rushes to Set New Lead Limit , may 10, 1993. v230, n19, p7.
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25. JAMA, Lead-Contaminated Soil Abatement and Urban Children’s Blood Lead Levels April 7, 1993, v269, n13, p1647-1654.
26. Boat’s Review—Property-Casualty Insurance Edition Deflecting Liability in Lead Poisoning Suits , Feb 93, v93, n10, p62-63.
27. RN, Lead: Still Poisoning Our Children Feb 93, v56, n2, p28-33.
28. Public Affairs Division South Central Connecticut Regional Water Authority Lead Poisoning Is Your Family at Risk? , 1993.

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