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<strong>Seafood</strong> Choices: Balancing Benefits and Risks<br />

http://www.nap.edu/catalog/11762.html<br />

TABLE B-1j Continued<br />

Author Study Type Subjects Exposure<br />

Satomi<br />

et al., 1994*<br />

Ecological Boys and girls (n=7742)<br />

Aged 6-11 years<br />

Japan<br />

1st-, 3rd-, 5th-grade<br />

students<br />

Coastal schools = fish<br />

harvest and consumption<br />

are high<br />

Inland schools = located<br />

far from sea but close<br />

to the coast school<br />

district<br />

<strong>Seafood</strong><br />

SEAFOOD ChOICES<br />

Timing of<br />

Exposure<br />

*Included in Schachter HM, Reisman J, Tran K, Dales B, Kourad K, Barnes D, Sampson M,<br />

Morrison A, Gaboury I, Blackman J. 2004. health Effects of Omega- Fatty Acids on Asthma.<br />

Summary, E idence Report/Technology Assessment No. (Prepared by the Uni ersity of<br />

Ottawa E idence-based Practice Center under Contract No. 0-0 -00 ). AhRQ Publication<br />

No. 0 -E0 - . Rockville, MD: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality.<br />

**N = Evidence of no association or no clear association; B = Evidence of a benefit; A =<br />

Evidence of an adverse effect.<br />

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