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Articles, Factsheets, and Other Tools

Available on the Web:
 Biomonitoring: A Public Perspective, by Jessica Nelson, Fall 2007 Greater Boston Physicians for Social Responsibility newsletter (page 3).


Compact Flourescent Light Bulb Fact Sheet, by Sarah White and Wendy Heiger-Bernays, May 2008.
 

Drinking Water Detective Story: Researching Connections Between Water Contamination and Disease, by SBRP investigator Ann Aschengrau, Spring 2006 Greater Boston Physicians for Social Responsibility newsletter (page 3).
 

Environmental Chemicals and Estrogens: The Good, the Bad, and the Unknown. Lessons From Fish [pdf], by SBRP researcher Sherilyn Sawyer, Fall 2005 Greater Boston Physicians for Social Responsibility newsletter (page 3).
 

Environmental Pollutants and the Immune System, by SBRP investigator David Sherr, Fall 2003 Greater Boston Physicians for Social Responsibility newsletter.
 

In Harm's Way: Toxic Threats to Child Development Project Materials, produced by Greater Boston Physicians for Social Responsibility. Includes In Harm's Way Report, Out of Harm's Way Fact Sheet Series for Health Professionals and Patients, and In Harm's Way Training Programs for Health Professionals PowerPoint Presentations.
 

Pediatric Environmental Health Toolkit, developed by Greater Boston Physicians for Social Responsibility, San Francisco Bay Area Chapters of Physicians for Social Responsibility, the Pediatric Environmental Health Specialty Unit at the University of California, San Francisco, and a team of pediatricians from around the country.

Teaching Teens by Setting the Scene, by Tanya Tillett, Environmental Health Perspectives Volume 113, Number 8, August 2005. Describes one of BU SBRP's environmental health scenarios for students. More information available at Dioxin-Contaminated Chicken: An Environmental Health Disaster Scenario.


Available through a library:

Scammell, Madeleine Kangsen. Roots of Community Research: Primer on the legacy of participatory research partnerships. Race, Poverty & the Environment. Winter 2004/2005. Vol. XI No. 2.

Urbano, Michelle L., Madeleine Kangsen Scammell, Tanya Tillet. Setting the Scene for Environmental Advocacy. AHEC: The National Area Health Education Centers Bulletin. Autumn/Winter 2005. Vol XXII, No 1.

 

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