Feasibility of New Epidemiologic Studies of Low Level Arsenic

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Presents epidemiologic study approaches to improve arsenic dose-response data for human health risk assessment, focusing on populations exposed to low levels (25 - 150 µg/L) of arsenic in drinking water. Published in 1999.

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12/01/1998

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Feasibility of New Epidemiologic Studies of Low Level Arsenic

Abstract

Resources

Feasibility of New Epidemiologic Studies of Low Level Arsenic

PFAS One Water Risk Communication Messaging for Water Sector Professionals

Identifying Health Effects Concerns of the Water Reuse Industry and Prioritizing Research Needs for Nomination of Chemicals for Research

Microbial Contaminants in Recreational Waters: A Primer for 2012

Technologies and Approaches to Minimize Brominated and Iodinated DBPs in Distribution Systems

Evaluation of Bench-Scale Methods to Predict Drinking Water PFAS Removal Performance of IX and Novel Adsorbents at Pilot and Full-Scale

Occurrence of PFAS Compounds in US Wastewater Treatment Plants

Incorporating Academic Research into the Coordinated National Research Strategy for Water Reuse