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VARIATION IN NEONATAL DEATH RATE AND BIRTH WEIGHT IN THE UNITED STATES AND POSSIBLE RELATIONS TO ENVIRONMENTAL RADIATION, GEOLOGY AND ALTITUDE.

Abstract

Entities: Disease

Keywords: ALTITUDE; ANOXIA; BIRTH WEIGHT; GEOGRAPHY; GEOLOGY; INFANT MORTALITY; INFANT, NEWBORN; RADIOACTIVITY; UNITED STATES; URANIUM

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Uranium

Year: 1963 PMID： 14097229 PMCID： PMC1932559

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Am J Hum Genet ISSN： 0002-9297 Impact factor: 11.025

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15 in total

1. An epidemiological study of congenital malformations in New York State.

Authors: J T GENTRY; E PARKHURST; G V BULIN
Journal: Am J Public Health Nations Health Date: 1959-04

2. Investigations of natural environmental radiation.

Authors: L R SOLON; W M LOWDER; A SHAMBON; H BLATZ
Journal: Science Date: 1960-03-25 Impact factor: 47.728

3. Geographical variation in leukaemia mortality in relation to background radiation and other factors.

Authors: W M COURT BROWN; R DOLL; F W SPIERS; B J DUFFY; M J McHUGH
Journal: Br Med J Date: 1960-06-11

4. Studies on babies born at high altitude. II. Measurement of birth weight, body length and head size.

Authors: R C HOWARD; J A LICHTY; P D BRUNS
Journal: AMA J Dis Child Date: 1957-06

5. Empirical risks in consanguineous marriages: birth weight, gestation time, and measurements of infants.

Authors: N E MORTON
Journal: Am J Hum Genet Date: 1958-09 Impact factor: 11.025

6. Studies on Nagasaki (Japan) children exposed in utero to the atomic bomb; a roentgenographic survey of the skeletal system.

Authors: W W SUTOW; E WEST
Journal: Am J Roentgenol Radium Ther Nucl Med Date: 1955-09

7. Anomalies occurring in children exposed in utero to the atomic bomb in Hiroshima.

Authors: G PLUMMER
Journal: Pediatrics Date: 1952-12 Impact factor: 7.124

8. Experimental production of congenital anomalies; timing and degree of anoxia as factors causing fetal deaths and congenital anomalies in the mouse.

Authors: T H INGALLS; F J CURLEY; R A PRINDLE
Journal: N Engl J Med Date: 1952-11-13 Impact factor: 91.245

9. Effect of hypoxia by intermittent altitude exposure on semen characteristics and testicular morphology of male rhesus monkeys.

Authors: D K Saxena
Journal: Int J Biometeorol Date: 1995-03 Impact factor: 3.787

10. Detection of effects of ionizing radiation by population studies.

Authors: G Hems
Journal: Br Med J Date: 1966-02-12

VARIATION IN NEONATAL DEATH RATE AND BIRTH WEIGHT IN THE UNITED STATES AND POSSIBLE RELATIONS TO ENVIRONMENTAL RADIATION, GEOLOGY AND ALTITUDE.

1. An epidemiological study of congenital malformations in New York State.

2. Investigations of natural environmental radiation.

3. Geographical variation in leukaemia mortality in relation to background radiation and other factors.

4. Studies on babies born at high altitude. II. Measurement of birth weight, body length and head size.

5. Empirical risks in consanguineous marriages: birth weight, gestation time, and measurements of infants.

6. Studies on Nagasaki (Japan) children exposed in utero to the atomic bomb; a roentgenographic survey of the skeletal system.

7. Anomalies occurring in children exposed in utero to the atomic bomb in Hiroshima.

8. Experimental production of congenital anomalies; timing and degree of anoxia as factors causing fetal deaths and congenital anomalies in the mouse.

9. AN ESTIMATE OF THE MUTATIONAL DAMAGE IN MAN FROM DATA ON CONSANGUINEOUS MARRIAGES.

10. Oxygen consumption and the arterial oxygen saturation in foetal and new-born lambs.

1. Congenital Abnormalities.

2. A quasi-experimental analysis of maternal altitude exposure and infant birth weight.

3. Some Problems in the Study of Radiation Epidemiology.

4. The impact of altitude on infant health in South America.

Review 5. Developmental adaptation to high altitude hypoxia.

Review 6. Remarks on the environmental adaptation of man.

7. Major central nervous system malformations in South Wales. I. Incidence, local variations and geographical factors.

8. Smoking hazard to the fetus.

9. Effect of hypoxia by intermittent altitude exposure on semen characteristics and testicular morphology of male rhesus monkeys.

10. Detection of effects of ionizing radiation by population studies.