Skip to main contentEnvironmental Health Perspectives                   (EHP) is a monthly journal of peer-reviewed research                   and news on the impact of the environment on human health.                   EHP is published by the National Institute of                   Environmental Health Sciences and its content is free online.                   Print issues are available by paid subscription.DISCLAIMEREnvironmental                   Health Perspectives Supplements Volume 106, Number S3,                   June 1998Children's                   Environmental Health;Cancer in Children                  
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Children's                     Environmental Health: Research, Practice, Prevention, and                     Policy - Children's                       Environmental Health Research--An Introduction                        Joy E. Carlson p. 785                         
- Commentary:                       Children's Health and the Environment: A New Agenda for                       Prevention Research  Philip J. Landrigan, Joy                       E. Carlson, Cynthia F. Bearer, Joan Spyker Cranmer, Robert                       D. Bullard, Ruth A. Etzel, John Groopman, John A.                       McLachlan, Frederica P. Perera, J. Routt Reigart, Leslie                       Robison, Lawrence Schell, and William A. Suk p. 787                         
- Programming                       for Responsiveness to Environmental Antigens That Trigger                       Allergic Respiratory Disease in Adulthood Is Initiated                       during the Perinatal Period  Patrick G. Holt                       p. 795                         
- Genetic                       Predispositions and Childhood Cancer  Kevin                       Shannon p. 801                         
- Developmental                       Neurotoxicology of Endocrine Disruptors and Pesticides:                       Identification of Information Gaps and Research Needs                        Hugh A. Tilson p. 807                         
- Biomarkers                       in Pediatric Environmental Health: A Cross-Cutting Issue                        Cynthia F. Bearer p. 813                         
- Commentary:                       Genes and the Environment: Their Impact on Children's                       Health  William A. Suk and Gwen W. Collman                       p. 817                         
- Relationship                       between Ambient Air Pollution and DNA Damage in Polish                       Mothers and Newborns  Robin M. Whyatt, Regina                       M. Santella, Wieslaw Jedrychowski, Seymour J. Garte,                       Douglas A. Bell, Ruth Ottman, Alicja Gladek-Yarborough,                       Greg Cosma, Tie-Lan Young, Thomas B. Cooper, Mary C.                       Randall, David K. Manchester, and Frederica P. Perera                       p. 821                         
- Commentary:                       Approaches to Environmental Exposure Assessment in                       Children  Virginia M. Weaver, Timothy J.                       Buckley, and John D. Groopman p. 827                         
- Commentary:                       A Partnership Study of PCBs and the Health of Mohawk                       Youth: Lessons from Our Past and Guidelines for Our Future                        Lawrence M. Schell and Alice M. Tarbell p.                       833                         
- Prenatal                       Methylmercury Exposure and Children: Neurologic,                       Developmental, and Behavioral Research  Gary J.                       Myers and Philip W. Davidson p. 841                         
- Commentary:                       Environmental Health Sciences Education--A Tool for                       Achieving Environmental Equity and Protecting Children                        Luz Claudio, Teresa Torres, Eva Sanjurjo,                       Lloyd R. Sherman, and Philip J. Landrigan p. 849                        Commentary:                       Linking Research and Policy to Ensure Children's                       Environmental Health Lynn R. Goldman p. 857                        
Preventable                     Causes of Cancer in Children - Introduction                        Steven K. Galson, Maria J. Carroquino, and                       Philip J. Landrigan p. 865                         
- The                       U.S. EPA Conference on Preventable Causes of Cancer in                       Children: A Research Agenda  Maria J.                       Carroquino, Steven K. Galson, Jonathan Licht, Robert W.                       Amler, Frederica P. Perera, Larry D. Claxton, and Philip                       J. Landrigan p. 867                         
- Chemicals                       and Children's Environment: What We Don't Know about Risks                        Lynn R. Goldman p. 875                         
- Commentary:                       Methodologic Approaches to Studying Environmental Factors                       in Childhood Cancer  Seymour Grufferman p.                       881                         
- Results                       from an International Case-Control Study of Childhood                       Brain Tumors: The Role of Prenatal Vitamin Supplementation                        Susan Preston-Martin, Janice M. Pogoda, Beth                       A. Mueller, Flora Lubin, Baruch Modan, Elizabeth A. Holly,                       Graziella Filippini, Sylvaine Cordier, Raphael                       Peris-Bonet, Won Choi, Julian Little, and Annie Arslan                       p. 887                         
- Pesticides                       and Childhood Cancer  Shelia Hoar Zahm and Mary                       H. Ward p. 893                        Parental                       Occupational Exposures and Risk of Childhood Cancer                       Joanne S. Colt and Aaron Blair p. 909                      

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