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• - A journal of the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine. Table of contents, author guidelines, editorial board and subscription information.
  
• - Focus on risk analysis and evaluation.
  
• - Publication of the Association for Environmental Health and Sciences (AEHS) concerned with the challenge of environmental assessment, protection, cleanup and remediation.
  
• - Directory of links to public health, environmental medicine and hospital management journals.
  
• - News magazine for environmental professionals, with focus on environmental health topics. Site has links to related information resources.
  
• - EHP publishes databases and hypertext documents for human health and ecological risk assessment. EHP also publishes federal, state, and local risk assessment guidance documents.
  
• - Learn about environmental factors that influence human well-being.
  
• - Environmental medicine online including information resources from the book Environmental Medicine by L. Moller (ed.).
  
• - Book available: A guide for clinicians and activists to scientific information about the effects of the environment on psychological development and well-being. Symptoms caused by severe stress and depression can overlap those caused by toxins and by a va
  
• - Book available -- on the relationship between environment, food quality, and disease, citing research from indexed journals in environmental medicine, clinical ecology, toxicology, molecular biology, and genetics. Written by Buck Levin, Ph.D., R.D.