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Only one chance how environmental pollution impairs brain development--and how to protect the brains of the next generation
Title:
Only one chance how environmental pollution impairs brain development--and how to protect the brains of the next generation
Author:
Grandjean, Philippe, 1950-
ISBN:
9780199985395
Personal Author:
Publication Information:
Oxford : Oxford University Press, [2013]
Physical Description:
1 online resource.
Series:
Environmental ethics and science policy series

Environmental ethics and science policy.
Contents:
Sensitive development : complexity creates vulnerability -- Toxic invasion : the placenta is not a protective armor -- Invisible lead : health hazards from demanding scientific proof -- Poisoned science : mercury damaged the child's brain but did not harm the mother -- Substituted milk : poisoning during infancy causes permanent brain damage -- Persistent problems : chemicals resistant to break-down can break brain cells -- Unusual suspects : chemicals that protect the lawn may damage the brain -- Mindless costs : losses suffered by victims and society from chemical brain drain -- Inconvenient truths : vested interests can endanger brain development -- Brainy choices : how to secure optimal brain development for the next generation.
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