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Program to Share Research on
Radiation
The Associated Press/The Baltimore Sun—Aug. 15, 2007
Article featuring
Susan Pinney,
PhD, Department of Environmental Health
After nearly two decades of observing thousands of
people who lived near a Cold War uranium-refining plant,
researchers at the University of Cincinnati will share
data with others in an effort to further understand the
health effects of low-level radiation.
UC Shares Information About
Fernald Research
WCPO-TV, ABC, Channel 9—Aug. 16, 2007
Cancer: You’re Not Alone
FireRescue1, Calif.—Aug.
14, 2007
Article featuring
research from the
UC
Department of Environmental Health
It's often said that cancer
can strike anyone. But when you're a firefighter, the
chances of getting the disease rise beyond random
selection.
Why Lead-Tainted Chinese Goods
Slip Through Despite U.S. Recalls
Chicago Tribune—Aug. 4, 2007
Article
featuring
Scott Clark,
PhD, Department of Environmental Health
Brightly colored children's bracelets and necklaces line
the display case of a Chinese manufacturer in this
factory town. Adorned with mini school buses, sandals
and other charms, the jewelry sits ready to be sold to
foreign and domestic buyers. It also contains lead.
Toy Recall Shows Challenge China
Poses to Partners
The Wall Street Journal—August 3, 2007
Article
featuring
Scott Clark,
PhD, Department of Environmental Health, Director of the
Division of Environmental and Occupational Hygiene
Mattel
Inc.’s recall of nearly one million lead-tainted toys
shows the challenge Chinese companies increasingly pose
for U.S. partners: how to benefit from low-priced goods
without getting torpedoed by safety and regulatory
risks. [Login: UCMEDNEWS, Password: UCNEWS]
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