Finally, we do not have arsenic data from the primary drinking water source used by study children therefore we cannot associate water arsenic concentrations with pneumonia events.
In September, new analysis conducted by the Environmental Working Group EWGG) of federal data from drinking water across the US found the same carcinogenic discovered by Brockovich has contaminated significant bodies of water in all 50 states.
New research using data from the Global Drug Survey has found drinking spirits is strongly associated with feelings of aggression.
Combined with the data from IDEM (Safe Drinking Water Act samples), atrazine concentrations in finished drinking water could be reconstructed for surface drinking water systems between 1993 and 2007.
By using data from private drinking water wells, we were able to quantify PFOA levels in the drinking water of C8 Health Project participants at the individual level.
To determine the validity of a preliminary study about cryptosporidiosis and water from Loch Lomond (14 ) and to maximize the robustness of the results, we collected data from the entire area supplied with drinking water from Loch Lomond.
Raw data from the analysis of As in drinking water, hair, dust, food [duplicate plate, composited 4-day food samples (days 4 7) from the participants], and urine (days 3, 5, and 7) were available for statistical evaluation.
Using As concentration data from 28,000 drinking water samples in 31 provinces, Zhang and Chen (1997) estimated that 3.34 million people were exposed to As at concentrations between 50 and 100 μg/L in drinking water, and that another 2.29 million people were exposed to > 100 μg/L As (Zhang and Chen 1997).
An epidemiological study based on patient data extracted from the National Patient Registry and drinking water data from the Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland retrieved as weighted data on all major drinking water constituents for each of the 3364 waterworks in Denmark.
10 Using data from the Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children (ALSPAC) cohort, occasional drinking in pregnancy (less than one drink per week during the first trimester) was associated with an increased risk of parent- and teacher-rated mental health problems up to the age of 8 years.
