Health Council of the Netherlands Reports 2003 - Gezondheidsraad

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Health Council of the Netherlands Reports 2003 Executive summaries Health Council of the Netherlands Nr A04/01, The Hague, Februari 2004
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Page 5: Preface The Health Council of the N
Page 8 and 9: Health and environment: Connections
Page 10 and 11: Incidence of brain injury Not a gre
Page 12 and 13: tests can reveal brain injuries at
Page 14 and 15: Dutch Boxing Association therefore
Page 16 and 17: 16 Health Council of the Netherland
Page 18 and 19: safety of the procedure deserves ca
Page 22 and 23: First, health care must be readily
Page 24 and 25: category of services will have vari
Page 26 and 27: patients on the transplant waiting
Page 28 and 29: when giving information to the pote
Page 30 and 31: Non-heart-beating kidney donation I
Page 32 and 33: short run). In 2001, NHBD liver don
Page 34 and 35: Non-heart-beating donation 17 Non-h
Page 36 and 37: and of the interaction between gene
Page 40 and 41: system, 7.8 and 1.7 percent respect
Page 42 and 43: The above recommendations relate to
Page 44 and 45: Research results The techniques dev
Page 48 and 49: With regard to pneumococcal vaccina
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water systems of several hospitals.
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Extensive legislation has been draf
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targeted research. Although it was
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Effectiveness of the programme The
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average requirement plus twice the
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Table S1 Dietary reference intakes
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Table S2 Dietary reference intakes
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marked increase in prevalence occur
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interactions between genes, as well
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While the treatment prospects for o
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Safety Products with health claims
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isolated operating research groups.
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There is also a need for adequate m
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Background The reason that an alter
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uncertainty factors that have been
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principal conclusions, which are ap
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Monitoring In this advisory report,
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health would have any added value i
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this programme. The monitoring prog
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national and international comparis
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produce isolated puzzle pieces rath
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Chemical substances The heading ‘
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of reducing the negative influence
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The processes of globalisation are,
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PER is used as a solvent in dry cle
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Lethality The compound has a low ac
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Carcinogenicity Several epidemiolog
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As dermal exposure can substantiall
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atmospheric conditions, formaldehyd
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formaldehyde solutions in concentra
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proportionate decrease in carcinoma
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espiratory tract cancer risk at exp
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Sulphur dioxide is used in the inor
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Epidemiological data obtained from
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Health-based recommended occupation
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• the committee is of the opinion
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• For effects on fertility, the c
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