Volume 7, issue 3, Mai-Juin 2008

Éditorial

L’école des hautes études en santé publique (EHESP), un nouvel acteur en Europe pour la formation et la recherche sur les risques sanitaires liés à l’environnement (p.161-2)
Antoine Flahault
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Sur le web

Sur le web (p.177-9)
Laurence Mir, Ève Gallacier, Maryse Bangratz, Mireille Gary
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Synthèse

ELF magnetic fields (50-60 Hz): Which exposure limits should be applied? (p.181-9)
Jacques Lambrozo, Martine Souques, Isabelle Magne
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Shellfish and non-cholera vibrios in coastal waters: Characterization of human exposure (p.191-201)
Émilie Farama, Jean Lesne, Aurélie Touron, France Wallet
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Article original

Assessment of the contamination of vegetables grown in potentially polluted environments: State of the art and new tools (p.203-8)
Florence Mouchet, Sébastien Denys, Franck Marot, Francis Douay, Claire Pinet, Bertrand Pourrut, Hélène Roussel, Véronique Vimont, Camille Dumat
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Toxicity of dust released by the Annaba steel complex on some hematologic parameters of the Europeus rabbit (p.209-15)
Aicha Tadjine, Houria Djebar, Arnaud Courtois
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Mot à Mot

Fond géochimique et état initial de l’environnement : le cas du sol (p.216)
Côme Daniau
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Portrait

Le réseau national de surveillance aérobiologique (RNSA) Un outil au service de la santé publique, de la biodiversité, du changement climatique et de la recherche (p.217-9)
Michel Thibaudon
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Législation

Législation française (p.220-9)

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Brèves Risque infectieux

Infection with chikungunya virus in Italy: an outbreak in a temperate region. (p.163-4)
Laurence Mir
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Brèves Risques professionnels

Occupational noise exposure and risk of acoustic neuroma. (p.164-5)
Laurence Mir
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Occupational exposure to lead compounds and risk of cancer among men : a population-based case-control study. (p.165-6)
Marie-Claude Rooy
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Mortality from Alzheimer’s, motor neuron and Parkinson’s disease in relation to magnetic field exposure: findings from the study of UK electricity generation and transmission workers, 1973-2004. (p.166-7)
Laurence Mir
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Brèves Évaluation de risques

Disease proportions attributable to environment. (p.168-9)
Laurence Mir
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The environmental burden of disease in Canada: respiratory disease, cardiovascular disease, cancer, and congenital affliction. (p.169-71)
Laurence Mir
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Meeting report: hazard assessment for nanoparticles - Report from an interdisciplinary workshop. (p.170-1)
Laurence Mir
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Ten years of mixing cocktails : a review of combination effects of endocrine-disrupting chemicals. (p.172)
Laurence Mir
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Brèves Pollution de l’air

Health effects associated with exposure to ambient air pollution. (p.173-4)
Laurence Mir
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Fine particles: from scientific uncertainty to policy strategy. (p.174-5)
Laurence Mir
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Health impact assessment of PM ₁₀ exposure in the city of Caen, France. (p.176)
Laurence Mir
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