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 Extrapolating
from Animal Studies
Dependence
on Industry Studies
Lack
of Resources for Testing
Threshold
for Effects
Problems
Linking Cause and Effect
Additional
References:
Animal
Testing
 Rory
Sullivan and Amandar Hunt, Risk
assessment: the myth of scientific objectivity, Environmental
and Planning Law Journal, v16 i6, Dec 1999, p. 522.
Tests
on trial. (cancer research using animals) The Economist
(US), v320 n7725 Sept 21, 1991, pp. 103-4.
Dependence
on Industry Studies
Russell
Mokhiber, Toxic
deception. (chemical industry's deception about dangers of chemicals),
Multinational Monitor, v18 n3 March 1997, p. 7.
Barry
Castleman and Richard Lemen, Corporate
junk science: corporate influence at international science organizations.
Multinational Monitor, v19 n1-2 Jan-Feb 1998 , pp. 28-30.
Lack
of Resources for Testing
Mel
Cooke, Chemical
hazard -- the missing truth. (testing for toxicity of chemicals).Chemistry
and Industry, Sept 18, 2000, p.605.
Dian
Turnheim, Evaluating chemical risks. (Organization for Economic
Cooperation and Development countries jointly investigate risks
posed by chemicals), OECD Observer, n189 August-Sept 1994,
pp. 12-15.
Problems
Linking Cause and Effect
Ray
Cartwright, Cluster
investigations: are they worth it? The odds are against finding
a cause, but we must address community concerns, Medical
Journal of Australia 171, 1999, p. 172.
Looking
for a chemical link. (Immunotoxicity), Chemistry & Industry,
n11, June 3, 1991, p. 372.
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