REFERENCES:

  1. Edmonds LD, Layde PM, James LM, et al. Congenital malformations surveillance: two American systems. Int J Epid 1981;10:247-52.
  2. Environmental Protection Agency. Environmental monitoring at Love Canal. Three volumes. Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office, Document No. EPA-600/4-82-030a, 1982.
  3. Heath CW Jr. Field epidemiologic studies of populations exposed to waste dumps. Environ Health Perspect 1983;48:3-7.
  4. Heath CW Jr, Nadel MR, Zack MN Jr, et al. Cytogenetic findings in persons living near the Love Canal, JAMA 1984;251:1437-40.
  5. Janerich DT, Burnett WS, Feck G, et al. Cancer incidence in the Love Canal area. Science 1981;212:1404-7.
  6. Kim CS, Narang R, Richards A, et al. Love Canal: chemical contamination and migration. Proceedings of National Conference on Management of Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Sites, Environmental Protection Agency, 1980, pp 212-19.
  7. Paigen B. Testimony before the Subcommittees on Environmental Pollution and Resource Protection of the Committee on Environment and Public Works, United States Senate, 96th Congress, U.S. Government Printing Office, Serial No. 96-H9, Part 1, 1979, pp 140-61.
  8. Picciano D. Pilot cytogenetic study of the residents living near Love Canal, a hazardous waste site. Mammalian Chromosome Newsletter 1980;21:86-93.
  9. Vianna NJ. Adverse pregnancy outcomes--potential endpoints of human toxicity in the Love Canal. Preliminary results. Proc 10th Ann NYSDH Birth Defects Symp, in Human Embryonic and Fetal Death, 1980, ed by Porter IH, Hook EP, pp 165-68.
  10. Vianna NJ, Polan AK, Ragal R, et al. Adverse pregnancy outcomes in the Love Canal area. Manuscript released by NYSDH 23 June 1980.
  11. Warburton D, Fraser FC. Spontaneous abortion risks in man--data from reproductive histories collected in a medical genetics unit. Am J Hum Genet 1963;16:1-8.
  12. Wolff S. Love Canal revisited (editorial). JAMA 1984;251:1464.



Creative Commons License
Postgraduate Diploma in Occupational Health (DOH) - Modules 3: Occupational Medicine & Toxicology (Basic) by Profs Mohamed Jeebhay and Rodney Ehrlich, Health Sciences UCT is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 2.5 South Africa License. Major contributors: Mohamed Jeebhay, Rodney Ehrlich, Jonny Myers, Leslie London, Sophie Kisting, Rajen Naidoo, Saloshni Naidoo. Source available from here. For any updates to the material, or more permissions beyond the scope of this license, please email healthoer@uct.ac.za or visit www.healthedu.uct.ac.za. Last updated Jan 2007.
Disclaimer note: Some resources and descriptions may be out-dated. For suggested updates and feedback, please contact healthoer@uct.ac.za.