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    Exposure Assessment for Endocrine Disruptors: Some Considerations in the Design of Studies

    Rice, Carol Helen
    Birnbaum, Linda S.
    Cogliano, Vincent James
    Mahaffey, Kathryn R., 1943-
    Needham, Larry L.
    Rogan, Walter J.
    vom Saal, Frederick S.
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    2003
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    Abstract
    In studies designed to evaluate exposure-response relationships in children's development from conception through puberty, multiple factors that affect the generation of meaningful exposure metrics must be considered. These factors include multiple routes of exposure; the timing, frequency, and duration of exposure; need for qualitative and quantitative data; sample collection and storage protocols; and the selection and documentation of analytic methods. The methods for exposure data collection and analysis must be sufficiently robust to accommodate the a priori hypotheses to be tested, as well as hypotheses generated from the data. A number of issues that must be considered in study design are summarized here.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10355/10167
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    Rice C, Birnbaum LS, Cogliano J, Mahaffey K, Needham L, et al. 2003 Exposure Assessment for Endocrine Disruptors: Some Considerations in the Design of Studies. Environmental Health Perspectives 111(13): 1683-1690.
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