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Pesticides in household dust and soil: exposure pathways for children of agricultural families by Simcox, N.J. (University of Washington, Seattle, WA.), Fenske, R.A, Wolz, S.A, Lee, I.C, Kalman, D.A

“…Children of agricultural families are likely to be exposed to agricultural chemicals, even if they are not involved in farm activities. This study was designed…”
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Biologically Based Pesticide Dose Estimates for Children in an Agricultural Community by Fenske, Richard A., Kissel, John C., Lu, Chensheng, Kalman, David A., Simcox, Nancy J., Allen, Emily H., Keifer, Matthew C.

“…Current pesticide health risk assessments in the United States require the characterization of aggregate exposure and cumulative risk in the setting of food…”
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Biological Monitoring of Organophosphorus Pesticide Exposure among Children of Agricultural Workers in Central Washington State by Loewenherz, Carrie, Fenske, Richard A., Simcox, Nancy J., Bellamy, Garland, Kalman, David

“…Children up to 6 years of age who lived with pesticide applicators were monitored for increased risk of pesticide exposure: 48 pesticide applicator and 14…”
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Pesticide Exposure of Children in an Agricultural Community: Evidence of Household Proximity to Farmland and Take Home Exposure Pathways by Lu, Chensheng, Fenske, Richard A., Simcox, Nancy J., Kalman, David

“…Children's exposure to organophosphorus (OP) pesticides in an agricultural community in central Washington State was determined. Spot urine and hand wipe…”
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Residential arsenic and lead levels in an agricultural community with a history of lead arsenate use by Wolz, Sarah, Fenske, Richard A., Simcox, Nancy J., Palcisko, Gary, Kissel, John C.

“…Lead arsenate (PbHAsO 4) was used as an insecticide in Washington fruit orchards from 1905 to 1947. We examined exposure potential for children living in an…”
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Strategies for assessing children's organophosphorus pesticide exposures in agricultural communities by Fenske, R A, Lu, C, Simcox, N J, Loewenherz, C, Touchstone, J, Moate, T F, Allen, E H, Kissel, J C

“…Children can be exposed to pesticides from multiple sources and through multiple pathways. In addition to the standard pathways of diet, drinking water and…”
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Farmworker exposure to organophosphorus pesticide residues during apple thinning in central Washington State by Simcox, N J, Camp, J, Kalman, D, Stebbins, A, Bellamy, G, Lee, I C, Fenske, R

“…The purpose of this study was to characterize worker exposure to azinphos-methyl (Guthion) over an entire 4-6 week apple-thinning season. Twenty workers from…”
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Impact of dermal absorption factors in occupational exposure assessment: comparison of two models for agricultural reentry workers exposed to azinphosmethyl by Doran, E M, Fenske, R A, Kissel, J C, Curl, C L, Simcox, N J

“…This analysis compares two deterministic reentry exposure models that differ in their treatment of the time dependence of dermal absorption. The first model,…”
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Characterization of Mold and Moisture Indicators in the Home by Mahooti-Brooks, Negar, Storey, Eileen, Yang, Chin, Simcox, Nancy J., Turner, William, Hodgson, Michael

“…As studies increasingly support the presence of health risks associated with mold and moisture, understanding fungal concentrations and physical measurements…”
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Comparison of three methods for assessment of hand exposure to azinphos-methyl (Guthion) during apple thinning by Fenske, R A, Simcox, N J, Camp, J E, Hines, C J

“…Hand exposures of apple thinners to the pesticide azinphos-methyl (Guthion) were measured using three methods (glove, handwash, and wipe). Hand exposure…”
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Silica exposure during granite countertop fabrication by Simcox, N J, Lofgren, D, Leons, J, Camp, J

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Hard metal exposures. Part 2: Prospective exposure assessment by Simcox, N J, Stebbins, A, Guffey, S, Atallah, R, Hibbard, R, Camp, J

“…Hard metal exposures may precipitate lung disease in exposed workers. This article reports on a project investigating the relationship between local exhaust…”
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