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October 12, 2007

Public Health Roundtable: Environmental Influences on Human Development and Disease Risk

Philip J. Landrigan, MD. October 12, 2007. School of Public Health Roundtable Series.

More than 125 million of America's children now face historically unprecedented increases in chronic disease and illness such as cancer, autism, asthma, birth defects, AD-HD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder), and learning and developmental disabilities. Credible scientific evidence increasingly points to environmental hazards and household chemicals as causing and contributing to many of these diseases.

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