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Your Environment. Your Health.

Project Publications: Mount Sinai School of Medicine: Neuropsychologic Dysfunction, Lead Mobilization and Menopause

Superfund Research Program

Neuropsychologic Dysfunction, Lead Mobilization and Menopause

Project Leader: Gertrud S. Berkowitz
Grant Number: P42ES007384
Funding Period: 1995 - 2001

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Publications

2001

  • Schwartz BS, Lee B, Lee G, Stewart WF, Lee S, Hwang K, Ahn K, Kim Y, Bolla KI, Simon D, Parsons PJ, Todd AC. 2001. Associations of blood lead, dimercaptosuccinic acid-chelatable lead, and tibia lead with neurobehavioural test scores in South Korean lead workers. Am J Epidemiol 153(5):453-464. doi:10.1093/aje/153.5.453 PMID:11226977

2000

  • Savitz D, Ananth CV, Berkowitz GS, Lapinski R. 2000. Concordance among measures of pregnancy outcome based on fetal size and duration of gestation. Am J Epidemiol 151:627-633. PMID:10733046
  • Schwartz BS, Stewart WF, Bolla KI, Simon D, Bandeen-Toche K, Gordon B, Todd AC, Links JM. 2000. Past adult lead exposure is associated with longitudinal decline in neurobehavioral function. Neurology 55(8):1144-1150. PMID:11071492
  • Schwartz BS, Stewart WF, Kelsey KT, Simon D, Park S, Links JM, Todd AC. 2000. Associations of tibial lead levels with Bsm1 polymorphisms in the vitamin D receptor in former organolead manufacturing workers. Environ Health Perspect 108(3):199-203.
  • Todd AC. 2000. Calculating bone-lead measurement variance. Environ Health Perspect 108(5):383-386. PMID:10811562
  • Todd AC. 2000. Coherent scattering and matrix correction in bone-lead measurements. Physics in Medicine and Biology 45(7):1953-1963. PMID:10943931
  • Todd AC. 2000. Contamination of in vivo bone-lead measurements. Physics in Medicine and Biology 45(1):229-240. PMID:10661594
  • Todd AC, Ehrlich RR, Selby P, Jordaan E. 2000. Repeatability of tibia lead measurement by x-ray fluorescence in a battery-making workforce. Environ Res 84(3):282-289. PMID:11097802

1999

  • Berkowitz GS, Moline JM, Todd AC. 1999. Methodological issues related to studies of lead mobilization during menopause. Salud Publica Mexicana 41(Suppl.2):88-92. PMID:10850130
  • Garcia-Arenas G, Claudio L, Perez-Severiano F, Rios C. 1999. Low-level lead acetate exposure inhibits nitric oxide synthase activity in capillary and synaptosomal fractions of mouse brain. Toxicol Sci 50:244-258.
  • Gardner RP, Todd AC, Lee SH. 1999. A combined K and L XRF method for in vivo bone lead measurement. In: Proceedings of the 1999 IRRMA (Industrial Radiation and Radioisotope) meetings.
  • Golden AL, Moline JM, Bar-Chama N. 1999. Male reproduction and environmental and occupational exposures. Salud Publica Mexicana 41(2):S93-S105. PMID:10850131
  • Landrigan PJ, Claudio L, Markowitz SB, Berkowitz GS, Brenner BL, Romero H, Wetmur JG, Matte TD, Gore AC, Godbold JH, Wolff MS. 1999. Pesticides and inner-city children: exposures, risks and prevention. Environ Health Perspect 107(3):431-437. PMID:10346991
  • Moline JM, Golden AL, Todd AC, Godbold JH, Berkowitz GS. 1999. Lead exposure among young urban women. Salud Publica Mexicana 41(Suppl.2):82-87. PMID:10850129
  • Schwartz BS, Stewart WF, Todd AC, Links JM. 1999. Predictors of DMSA-chelatable lead levels and tibial lead levels in organolead manufacturing workers. J Occup Environ Med 56:22-29.
  • Schwartz BS, Stewart WF, Todd AC, Simon D, Links JM. 1999. Different associations of blood lead, DMSA-chelatable lead, and tibial lead levels with blood pressure in 543 former organolead manufacturing workers. Arch Environ Health 55(2):85-92.
  • Stewart WF, Schwartz BS, Simon D, Bolla KI, Todd AC, Links JM. 1999. Neurobehavioral function and tibial and chelatable lead levels in 543 former organolead workers. Neurology 52(8):1610-1617. PMID:10331686
  • Stewart WF, Schwartz BS, Simon D, Bolla KI, Todd AC, Links JM. 1999. The relation between neurobehavioural function and tibial and chelatable lead levels in former organolead manufacturing workers. In: Proceedings of the Lead Exposure, Reproductive Toxicity and Carcinogenecity meeting.
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